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Senate · DoverDOVER, Del. (AP) — A bill allowing doctor-assisted suicide in Delaware narrowly cleared the Democrat-led House on Thursday and now goes to the state Senate for consideration. The bill is the latest iteration of legislation that has been repeatedly introduced by Newark Democrat Paul Baumbach since 2015, and it is the only proposal to make it to a floor vote. After lengthy debate, lawmakers voted 21-16 for the measure, which needed at least 21 aff…See the Story
Legislation allowing doctor-assisted suicide narrowly clears Delaware House, heads to state Senate
Coverage: 10 sources
MAiD · CanadaA Calgary judge has ruled a 27-year-old woman should have access to medical assistance in dying (MAiD), despite her father's attempt to block her request. The decision, however, prevents her from following through with the procedure for 30 days while the family contemplates an appeal. The young woman is identified only as MV, while her father is WV.See the Story
Woman, 27, can proceed with MAiD after Calgary judge sets aside injunction requested by her father
Coverage: 2 sources
Euthanasia · WashingtonThe more organs are in demand by patients who want the Canadian medical system to keep them alive and the faster the MAiD process moves patients from life to death, the more potential there is for abuse. #Assistedsuicide #Canada #crime #autotheft #organharvestingSee the Story
Canada's doctor-assisted euthanasia ripe for organ donation abuse
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MAiD · ZurichLongtime Democrat consultant Hal Malchow will reportedly end his life through assisted suicide in Switzerland on Thursday. He opted to die in Switzerland because current laws in the United States only allow euthanasia if a patient only has months to live. He will have two days to go sightseeing before being administered a fatal dose by a nurse.See the Story
