Oregon Death News Today

Virginians are polarized around the procedure of physician-assisted death; divided by the concept of a person’s free will versus accepting their fate. Many physicians oppose it on the principle of their oath to heal. Faith leaders believe it goes against the will of God. But, people on both sides of the issue say it is about respecting human lives.

The Oregon Health Authority’s (OHA) 26th annual report about the Oregon Death with Dignity Act (DWDA) shows an almost 30% increase in the number of prescriptions written for lethal doses

Carri Ramsey-Smith re Death with Dignity Act

To the editor: The Feb. 6 letters of Max Rodriguez and Dr. Sally White, reacting to the Jan. 24 letter of Dr. Jay Federman, raise questions about how New Yor

To the editor:

Public opinion is shifting, but the fine details and practicalities around assisted dying pose huge challenges, writes David Knight.

Life News

Medical professionals will attend two meetings on the topic.

Medical professionals will attend two meetings on the topic.

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