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Want any treatment. " if the doctor says to you, "another course of chemotherapy might help you live a bit longer, but it might have many unpleasant side effects," you're legally fully entitled to say "no". so you can say legally, "i want to stop." but you can't say how orwhen, orwhere. so it is deeply inconsistent. you are now supporting another — i say another advisedly — attempt in the british parliament to get this 1961 law changed. this was last attempted in 2015. it was voted down by a very big majority of elected members of parliament. the mind of parliament appears to be made up th...

Give a lethal injection. indeed. yes. you are a doctor. you wrote a book, do no harm, which explored the ethics of being a brain surgeon. is there any ethical world that you've ever occupied where it seems to you right that a doctor should be actively involved in seeking an outcome which is death? yes, of course. the role of medicine is to reduce suffering as much as to prolong life. you don't prolong life at any cost. and legally in this country, we're fully entitled, under the mental capacity act of 2004, to say, "i no longer want any treatment." if the doctor says to you, "another course of...

Belgium and the netherlands. a medical professional is allowed to be involved... yes, that's right, and can give a lethal injection. indeed. you are a doctor. you wrote a book, do no harm, which explored the ethics of being a brain surgeon. is there any ethical world that you've ever occupied where it seems to you right that a doctor should be actively involved in seeking an outcome which is death? yes, of course. the role of medicine is to reduce suffering as much as to prolong life. you do don't prolong life at any cost. and legally in this country, we're fully entitled under the mental capa...

Want any treatment. " if the doctor says to you, "another course of chemotherapy might help you live a bit longer, but it might have many unpleasant side effects," you're legally fully entitled to say "no". so you can say legally, "i want to stop." but you can't say how or when or where. so it is deeply inconsistent. you are now supporting another — i say another advisedly — attempt in the british parliament to get this 1961 law changed. this was last attempted in 2015. it was voted down by a very big majority of elected members of parliament. the mind of parliament appears to be made up t...