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Neurology, 2016
The history of Neurocinema includes neuroethics, and this theme was first used in 2 films released in the 1940s in both Germany and the United States. Ich Klage An (I Accuse) is about "terminal" multiple sclerosis in a young woman and the decision to determine one's own fate.
Eelco F M, Wijdicks, Axel, Karenberg
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The history of Neurocinema includes neuroethics, and this theme was first used in 2 films released in the 1940s in both Germany and the United States. Ich Klage An (I Accuse) is about "terminal" multiple sclerosis in a young woman and the decision to determine one's own fate.
Eelco F M, Wijdicks, Axel, Karenberg
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Mercy-Killing Legislation--A Rejoinder
Williams, Glanville
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1991
In Reply.— Dr Tauber extends my arguments against euthanasia of incompetent people to encompass euthanasia of competent people, and then disagrees with the result. So do I. I agree with both Drs Tauber and Kane that the appropriate use of advance directives can considerably lessen the uncertainty and guilt encountered by families facing treatment ...
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In Reply.— Dr Tauber extends my arguments against euthanasia of incompetent people to encompass euthanasia of competent people, and then disagrees with the result. So do I. I agree with both Drs Tauber and Kane that the appropriate use of advance directives can considerably lessen the uncertainty and guilt encountered by families facing treatment ...
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Targeted Killing in-between Retribution, Deterrence, and Mercy: A Response to Anh Le
Journal of Military Ethics, 2021Christian Nikolaus Braun
exaly
Euthanasia: A good death or an act of mercy killing: A global scenario
Clinical Ethics, 2022Padubidri J R, Matthew Antony Manoj
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Letting die and mercy killing.
Medicinska etika a bioetika : casopis Ustavu medicinskej etiky a bioetiky = Medical ethics & bioethics : journal of the Institute of Medical Ethics & Bioethics, 2006We are all called to make moral decisions, not only about preserving life and health, but also about accepting our death and dying. There are situations, when it is morally right, and indeed obligatory, to allow a dying person to die in peace and dignity. But there is a world of difference between allowing a peaceful death, and deliberately setting out
Andrius, Narbekovas, Kazimieras, Meilius
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Mercy Killing in the New Millennium
Medicine, Science and the Law, 2000A, Hooper, I, McColl
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