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Dr. Jonathan Eddinger says medical aid in dying would become the cheapest option in end-of-life care. He's worried where that would lead.
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Dr. Jonathan Eddinger says medical aid in dying would become the cheapest option in end-of-life care. He's worried where that would lead.
Over 260 people attended the forum, hosted by the Yale Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics, where panelists outlined medical aid-in-dying statistics, benefits and opposition.
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Large crowds showed up at the New Hampshire State House Tuesday to push back on a slate of Republican-sponsored bills that would restrict access to gender-affirming care and classify such care as child abuse.
These efforts come as conservative lawmakers across the country pursue similar laws affecting LGBTQ youth, including restrictions on gender-affirming care and rules over how gender and sexuality are addressed in schools.