Should doctors help people die? Global debate hits home in the U.S.Legislation around physician-assisted suicide is gaining traction in multiple states, potentially reshaping American end-of-life choices.
After I spoke publicly about it, one woman told me I was in a death cult': Jonathan Dimbleby on assisted dyingThe devastating impact of motor neurone disease on a sculptor and his family.
Should doctors help people die? Global debate hits home in the U.S.Legislation around physician-assisted suicide is gaining traction in multiple states, potentially reshaping American end-of-life choices.
After I spoke publicly about it, one woman told me I was in a death cult': Jonathan Dimbleby on assisted dyingThe devastating impact of motor neurone disease on a sculptor and his family.
Hands - The Paris ReviewPreparation for death is a personal journey involving physical, emotional, and practical steps.The protagonist's actions are causing conflict with a loved one due to perceived excessive giving away of personal possessions.
We should all have the right to die on our own terms current assisted-dying laws deny this to people with dementiaAssisted dying is now legal in all six states in Australia with specific eligibility criteria.The debate on assisted dying for dementia patients involves concerns about stigma and caregiver stress.
I prayed for a bed': the fight for my father in the US healthcare systemFacing the imminent loss of a loved one while navigating personal and professional responsibilities during a challenging time.
The flight to Zurich sounds like the worst mini-break possible': Julian Barnes on why Britain must legalise assisted dyingThe debate on end-of-life decisions for those with Alzheimer's highlights ethical and religious complexities.