Euthanasia

Palliative sedation at end of life is appropriate in cases of extreme suffering, review article says

October 04, 2010

Palliative sedation at the end of life is ethically sound and has "an important place on the continuum of appropriate palliative care," according to a new review article.
 

Quadriplegic man granted right to die in controversial Australian court case

August 17, 2009

An Australian nursing home will not be held criminally responsible for discontinuing feeding and allowing a 49-year-old quadriplegic resident to die, an Australian judge ruled Friday.
 

Obama talks healthcare reform with seniors at AARP town hall meeting

July 29, 2009

President Barack Obama Tuesday fielded questions about healthcare reform at a tele-town hall meeting sponsored by AARP, a powerful seniors advocacy group. He discussed living wills, Medicare Part D, and when he can expect his own AARP card.