Physician Assisted Suicide Archives
The Latest
Court Decisions
Tuesday, Apr. 3, 2018
A love story that ends in suicide: New rituals around dying raise huge moral questions about the sanctity and dignity of human life How a reordering of the theological landscape has led to a redefinition of life and death Abuse of junk science leads California judge to order cancer warnings on coffee: What this reveals about Americans’ chemophobia Stephen Reinhardt, the liberal lion of California, dies at 87, but there are many cubs following close behind
April 3, 2018
Recent
Trends
The Briefing 09-08-17
Religious liberty under fire in a hearing of the United States Senate Physician assisted suicide is not a fundamental human right, says New York court Why one federal sex education program has more to do with morality than money The redefinition of childhood as sales of Lego products decline
September 8, 2017
Trends
The Briefing 02-21-17
Oregon considering bill that blurs line between physician-assisted suicide and state-sanctioned murder A crime for not much longer? British police are looking the other way on assisted suicide Acceptance is outstripping research on health risks as more pregnant women and retirees use marijuana Learning from children: Are kids bad at paying attention, or are adults not paying enough attention?