A 3D-printed pod inflames assisted suicide debate
“You say goodbye to everybody and climb in,” Australian inventor Dr Philip Nitschke said, who wants to make the pod available next year in Switzerland.
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“You say goodbye to everybody and climb in,” Australian inventor Dr Philip Nitschke said, who wants to make the pod available next year in Switzerland.
“You say goodbye to everybody and climb in,” Australian inventor Dr Philip Nitschke said, who wants to make the pod available next year in Switzerland.
“You say goodbye to everybody and climb in,” Australian inventor Dr Philip Nitschke said, who wants to make the pod available next year in Switzerland.
“You say goodbye to everybody and climb in,” Australian inventor Dr Philip Nitschke said, who wants to make the pod available next year in Switzerland.
4:33 KLCC's Chris Lehman reports on the passing of a long-time advocate for Oregon's Death With Dignity law. Last year, 245 people ended their lives using Oregon's Death With Dignity Act. Bruce Yelle wasn't one of them. For years, the retired construction worker from Florence had worked to expand the law, which allows terminally ill people to request medication to end their life. Bruce Yelle fell in love with Florence, Oregon, where he spent the last few years of his life. Credit courtesy Kathy Yelle When Yelle was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer last summer, he asked for -- a...