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'Give us health care, not COVID' – Workers World - Vimarsana News

'Give us health care, not COVID' – Workers World

Boston The entrance of Massachusetts General Hospital — a downtown Boston campus of the growing regional corporate monopoly Mass General Brigham — was the scene of a rare protest: The Massachusetts Coalition for Health Equity staged an emergency press conference and speak-out on May 4.  Their demand: Hospital administrators must…

Buoyed by a rise in support in Massachusetts, proponents of an aid in dying bill are hopeful for a vote in the Statehouse - Vimarsana News

Buoyed by a rise in support in Massachusetts, proponents of an aid in dying bill are hopeful for a vote in the Statehouse

Backers believe a growing number of rank-and-file lawmakers who have lined up behind the idea of allowing terminally ill patients to request and receive medication to end their lives has

Growing share of Mass. residents support medical aid in dying for the terminally ill - Vimarsana News

Growing share of Mass. residents support medical aid in dying for the terminally ill

A new poll shows that a growing share of Massachusetts residents support legalizing medically-assisted death for the terminally ill.

Source: boston.com
Physician-assisted suicide could soon become legal in Massachusetts. What are the pros and cons? - Vimarsana News

Physician-assisted suicide could soon become legal in Massachusetts. What are the pros and cons?

The issue is currently before state legislators.

Source: wgbh.org
Massachusetts divided over concept of medical aid-in-dying - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts divided over concept of medical aid-in-dying

In Massachusetts, 70% of residents support medical aid-in-dying, according to a 2020 poll conducted by The Boston Globe and Suffolk University.