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Pages tagged "doctors"


Doctors draw a line when the law won’t

Nov 14, 2022
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The next step: euthanasia without doctors

Nov 01, 2022
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Sydney Geriatrician: 'We do not want or need physician assisted suicide'

Nov 30, 2017
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Dr John Obeid, a geriatrician in Western Sydney, has voiced his opinion about why assisted suicide should not be an option for his elderly patients. Having cared for thousands of people approaching the end of their lives, he brings a vital perspective to the assisted suicide debate. Continue reading

GP on Assisted Suicide Debate: 'We Have Not Been Fully Engaged'

Nov 16, 2017
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Despite the fact that the medical community plays an intrinsic part in the administration of end-of-life measures, Victorian politicians have failed to involve them in the debate on the Voluntary Assisted Suicide Bill. There is a callous assumption that physicians will automatically perform such procedures if legalised. Continue reading

A "Death Doula" Loses His Medical License

Jan 01, 2015
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The Maryland Board of Physicians has revoked the medical license of a Baltimore anesthesiologist, Dr. Lawrence Egbert, for allegedly assisting in the suicides of six people in the state from 2004 to 2008 despite his assertion Tuesday that he only advised them on how to take their own lives. By Wesley J. SmithThere is more to this story than a ghoul suicide facilitator losing his medical license. Continue reading

Most UK Doctors do not support assisted suicide

Aug 26, 2014
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  The UK Daily Mail reports on a new survey that shows that fewer than one in five doctors would be willing to help patients end their lives.Lord Falconer's Assisted Dying Bill - which is being considered by Parliament - would offer the chance of assisted dying to terminally ill patients deemed mentally capable and within six months of likely death. Continue reading

Death Culture in UK Health System

Jun 24, 2014
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  As the House of Lords prepares to debate Lord Falconer's assisted suicide bill, a worthy reflection on the death culture presents a cogent argument for reform of the system and why euthanasia & assisted suicide should be rejected.From Irene Ogrizek's blog: Continue reading

Doctors Group slams Tasmanian Euthanasia Bill

Oct 14, 2013
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Doctors Opposed to Euthanasia  is an Australian national of doctors who oppose the introduction of euthanasia & assisted suicide.  Continue reading

Clarity at last for Tasmanian Doctors and end-of-life care

Oct 11, 2013
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 we looked at the confusion that is unnecessarily clouding the debate over the Tasmanian euthanasia bill. Nick McKim MP failed to note the necessary distinctions between an action with the direct intention to kill and an action with the intention to relieve pain and suffering. In my last post  Continue reading

Confusion in Tasmania debate over the role of doctors

Oct 11, 2013
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In March, at the time of the euthanasia & assisted suicide discussion paper in Tasmania, The President of the Tasmanian Branch of the Australian Medical Association condemned the move in the Australian Media.  MP Nick McKim - a prime mover in pushing the agenda forward, responded. Continue reading
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