A mother admitted to giving her terminally ill son a large dose of morphine to end his suffering and life, sparking discussions on assisted dying laws.
Several arrested after 'suicide pod' used for first time
The use of a Sarco suicide pod in Switzerland has raised ethical concerns, leading to multiple arrests regarding aiding suicide.
Assisted dying: What is the current law and will it change?
The introduction of a new bill on assisted dying reignites parliamentary debate after nearly a decade.
Assisted dying: what are the slippery slope' fears in England and Wales?
The debate on assisted dying legislation raises concerns about potential future expansions despite current safeguards.
Pedro Almodovar: There should be the possibility to have euthanasia all over the world'
Pedro Almodovar advocates for worldwide legalization of euthanasia, emphasizing the need for patient autonomy regarding terminal illness decisions.
Mary Kenny: Irish lawmakers will watch carefully as doubts creep in on the UK's assisted dying bill
The UK shows a notable shift in attitudes toward assisted dying legislation.
Public opinion on assisted dying is evolving, revealing deep societal and political implications.
Mum admits ending life of terminally ill son
A mother admitted to giving her terminally ill son a large dose of morphine to end his suffering and life, sparking discussions on assisted dying laws.
Several arrested after 'suicide pod' used for first time
The use of a Sarco suicide pod in Switzerland has raised ethical concerns, leading to multiple arrests regarding aiding suicide.
Assisted dying: What is the current law and will it change?
The introduction of a new bill on assisted dying reignites parliamentary debate after nearly a decade.
Assisted dying: what are the slippery slope' fears in England and Wales?
The debate on assisted dying legislation raises concerns about potential future expansions despite current safeguards.
Pedro Almodovar: There should be the possibility to have euthanasia all over the world'
Pedro Almodovar advocates for worldwide legalization of euthanasia, emphasizing the need for patient autonomy regarding terminal illness decisions.
Mary Kenny: Irish lawmakers will watch carefully as doubts creep in on the UK's assisted dying bill
The UK shows a notable shift in attitudes toward assisted dying legislation.
Public opinion on assisted dying is evolving, revealing deep societal and political implications.
Canada judge halts medically assisted death of woman in rare injunction
A British Columbia judge has issued a last-minute injunction preventing a woman from accessing euthanasia amid ongoing debates about medical assistance in dying in Canada.
The Interview' Podcast: Ellen Wiebe
A personal account highlights the complexities of medical assistance in dying (MAID) and its implications for understanding a 'good death.'
Canada judge halts medically assisted death of woman in rare injunction
A British Columbia judge has issued a last-minute injunction preventing a woman from accessing euthanasia amid ongoing debates about medical assistance in dying in Canada.
The Interview' Podcast: Ellen Wiebe
A personal account highlights the complexities of medical assistance in dying (MAID) and its implications for understanding a 'good death.'
Euthanasia doctors in Canada struggle with the ethics of killing vulnerable patients
Canada's euthanasia system faces ethical debates as requests come from vulnerable individuals, raising concerns about socioeconomic implications and potential global influences.
Canadian doctors who provide euthanasia struggle with the ethics of killing vulnerable patients
Canada's euthanasia system raises ethical concerns among healthcare workers due to cases where socio-economic factors are mistaken for medically necessary end-of-life decisions.
Euthanasia doctors in Canada struggle with the ethics of killing vulnerable patients
Canada's euthanasia system faces ethical debates as requests come from vulnerable individuals, raising concerns about socioeconomic implications and potential global influences.
Canadian doctors who provide euthanasia struggle with the ethics of killing vulnerable patients
Canada's euthanasia system raises ethical concerns among healthcare workers due to cases where socio-economic factors are mistaken for medically necessary end-of-life decisions.
Tilda Swinton Confirms She Has Never Been Afraid to Die
Tilda Swinton expresses a profound acceptance of death, reflecting on self-determination in life and mortality through her role in "The Room Next Door."
A Veterinarian's Soothing Compassion, in "The Passing"
The documentary highlights the compassionate approach to euthanasia and the intimate moments shared between neighbors during the COVID-19 shutdown.
Opinion | That's What I Would Have Liked, to Live in a Wild Sea'
Carmen's story challenges the morality of euthanasia choices for the elderly who feel ready to die but may not have terminal illnesses.
Tilda Swinton Confirms She Has Never Been Afraid to Die
Tilda Swinton expresses a profound acceptance of death, reflecting on self-determination in life and mortality through her role in "The Room Next Door."
A Veterinarian's Soothing Compassion, in "The Passing"
The documentary highlights the compassionate approach to euthanasia and the intimate moments shared between neighbors during the COVID-19 shutdown.
Opinion | That's What I Would Have Liked, to Live in a Wild Sea'
Carmen's story challenges the morality of euthanasia choices for the elderly who feel ready to die but may not have terminal illnesses.
Ex-doctor pleads guilty to helping woman's assisted suicide at NY motel
An 85-year-old doctor pleaded guilty to manslaughter for assisting a woman with suicidal intentions, raising important ethical and legal questions about assisted suicide.
Philip Nitschke's most gruesome inventions as his suicide pod is used
The Sarco suicide pod has been used for the first time, prompting debate over assisted suicide.
Dr. Philip Nitschke claims the device offers a humane way to end life, while critics say it glamorizes suicide.
Grisly suicide-pod tale blows up lies of 'dignity' in assisted suicide
The first use of the Sarco pod raises critical ethical questions about assisted dying, mental health, and the potential exploitation of vulnerable individuals.
Ex-doctor pleads guilty to helping woman's assisted suicide at NY motel
An 85-year-old doctor pleaded guilty to manslaughter for assisting a woman with suicidal intentions, raising important ethical and legal questions about assisted suicide.
Philip Nitschke's most gruesome inventions as his suicide pod is used
The Sarco suicide pod has been used for the first time, prompting debate over assisted suicide.
Dr. Philip Nitschke claims the device offers a humane way to end life, while critics say it glamorizes suicide.
Grisly suicide-pod tale blows up lies of 'dignity' in assisted suicide
The first use of the Sarco pod raises critical ethical questions about assisted dying, mental health, and the potential exploitation of vulnerable individuals.
Automakers are reshaping their strategies to meet changing electric vehicle demand.
East Africa's athletics community mourns the loss of Rebecca Cheptegei amidst rising awareness of domestic violence.
Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore send sapphics wild with red carpet antics
The Room Next Door captivates audiences with its emotional depth and has sparked playful speculation about the bond between its stars, Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore.
Lord Falconer introduced a bill in the House of Lords allowing terminally ill adults to seek medical help to end their lives under specific conditions.
France is proposing to allow terminally ill patients to take lethal medication
France presents bill for legalizing lethal medication for patients with terminal illness.
Patients in France seeking lethal medication must meet specific criteria and go through a thorough process.
Assisted dying bill introduced in Parliament
Lord Falconer introduced a bill in the House of Lords allowing terminally ill adults to seek medical help to end their lives under specific conditions.
France is proposing to allow terminally ill patients to take lethal medication
France presents bill for legalizing lethal medication for patients with terminal illness.
Patients in France seeking lethal medication must meet specific criteria and go through a thorough process.