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Fear of assisted dying : could it lead to euthanasia on demand or worsen access to palliative care?

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ALBALADEJO, Angelika

As the Royal College of Physicians in the UK polls its members on assisted suicide, Angelika Albaladejo finds nuance in experiences of “help to die” laws in the Netherlands and Oregon.

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