Lessons from the world's assisted dying capital [Replay]
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Navigating Assisted Dying: A Personal Perspective
This chapter examines the societal implications and evolving perceptions surrounding the legalization of assisted dying in Britain, drawing comparisons to Canada as a leading example. Through the personal experience of a British doctor with advanced cancer, the discussion highlights the ethical dilemmas, family dynamics, and emotional weight of end-of-life decisions. It also features insights from a practitioner in Canada, exploring the intricate balance between patient suffering, societal beliefs, and the moral implications of assisted death.
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