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Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1996 This article provides a brief review of the history of euthanasia. The problems involved in withholding or withdrawing treatment, physician-assisted suicide, and arguments for or against euthanasia are discussed. Changes in both societal and physician attitudes and practices are presented.
D J, Nyman, L A, Eidelman, C L, Sprung
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Ethical and Practical Considerations Associated With Companion Animal Euthanasia
Animals, 2023 The reality that euthanasia in veterinary practice can end animal suffering but can also be used in circumstances that do not serve an animal’s interest, can be a benefit for animals, and a burden for veterinary professionals, respectively.
Barry S Kipperman
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Frontiers in Psychiatry, 2022 Euthanasia was first legalized in the Netherlands and Belgium in 2001 and 2002, respectively. Currently they are among the few countries that also allow euthanasia on the basis of dementia, which is still considered controversial, both from a scientific ...
Oude Voshaar Richard C +1 more
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Medico-Legal Journal, 1990 KIE: Brahams reviews the situation in the Netherlands where doctors who practice active euthanasia within narrow guidelines are unlikely to be prosecuted or disciplined, even though the act remains a criminal offense under Dutch law. Drawing analogies with attitudes and practices in Great Britain, Brahams discusses the attitude of the Dutch medical ...
Brahams, Diana
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Lessons and Recommendations from a Pentobarbital Shortage: US and Canada 2021
Animals, 2022 In 2021, a shortage in the supply of the euthanasia drug pentobarbital sodium affected animal care professionals around the world, including in the United States and Canada.
Kathleen Cooney, Lianna Titcombe
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Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1997 AbstractEuthanasia of laboratory animals must be performed by trained personnel using appropriate techniques, equipment, and reagents in order to effect a death that is humane and satisfies research requirements. Acceptable methods of euthanasia are painless or minimize distress, and are quick and easy to perform, safe for those performing the ...
John, Donovan, Patricia, Brown
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Analysing restrictive and liberal approaches towards assisted suicide and euthanasia [PDF]
, 2010 MPhil (Laws)The ‘end of life’ issue in relation to assisted suicide and euthanasia is one of our prime concerns and a most widely discussed phenomenon not only in academic and official literature, but also in day-to-day life.
Matker, Prema S
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Journal of Forensic Science and Medicine, 2023 Purpose: The relevance of the study is that today, there is no unanimous position on the right to euthanasia implementation. The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), in making its decision, relies on the national legislation of the respective state ...
Olena O Orlova +4 more
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Guideline for Vascular Access Port Use and Maintenance in Large Animals for Biomedical Research
Surgeries, 2022 Purpose Vascular Access Ports (VAPs) consist of an indwelling catheter connected to an implanted port that provides direct access for sample collection or infusion.
Jan Bernal +3 more
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TINDAKAN EUTHANASIA PASIF OLEH DOKTER TERHADAP PASIEN DI INDONESIA [PDF]
, 2021 Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui bagaimana akibat hukum yang timbul dengan dilakukannya tindakan euthanasia pasif oleh dokter terhadap pasien di Indonesia dan bagaimana seharusnya kebijakan formulasi mengenai euthanasia pasif itu diterapkan ...
Prasetyo, Handoyo, Azzuri, Putri
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