Rethinking aid-in-dying medications
Doctors in the Northwest are once again rethinking aid-in-dying medications because they’re taking too long to work.
Aid-in-dying takes effect in California. What does it mean for doctors?
“This is really an amazing opportunity to be part of establishing policy and initiating something in medicine. This is a major change … [that] very, very few people know anything about and how to do it.”
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