Prisons routinely ignore guidelines on dying inmates' end-of-life choices
Moser never saw or spoke to her son again. The last day I went to see him in the hospital, I was hoping he would take his last breath, said Moser, a former hospice nurse.
Women sue Kansas over law that disregards end-of-life wishes during pregnancy
Pregnancy nullifies advance medical directives in Kansas, violating personal autonomy and rights, according to a lawsuit filed by three women and two doctors.
France's National Assembly backs assisted dying bill on first reading
France's National Assembly has passed a bill allowing lethal medication for adults with incurable illnesses, reflecting growing public demand for end-of-life options.
Doctor charged with killing 15 patients, setting fires to cover up crimes
A doctor in Germany faces murder charges for the deaths of 15 palliative care patients, raising significant ethical concerns about end-of-life practices.