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The Legal Nature of Refusal of Medical Aid in Comparison with Passive Euthanasia
Zakon, 2023The article is dedicated to the problem of establishing differences between patient’s refusal of medical aid and passive euthanasia. While the right to refuse any medical aid is fully established in the Russian laws, euthanasia on the other hand is ...
Ivan V. Liubin
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Self-destruction or surrender? Religiosity and active versus passive euthanasia
Death Studies, 2022Previous research suggests that people, especially religious people, are more opposed to active euthanasia, such as a lethal injection, than to passive euthanasia, such as withdrawing life support. The current research proposes a possible explanation for
Douglas S. Krull +3 more
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So-called passive euthanasia in the light of new technologies
Gubernaculum et AdministratioIn Polish reality, it happens that the omission of life-sustaining treatment is called passive euthanasia in good faith. Good faith here means the belief that there is nothing wrong in the use of passive euthanasia.
Maria Boratyńska
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Canadian journal of health history = Revue canadienne d'histoire de la sante
:Through the late-twentieth century, physicians endorsed the denial of life-saving surgeries to infants because they had Down syndrome. Grim physician assessments of the inevitable burden of Down syndrome found ideological footing in the 1970s crusade to
Martha Walls
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:Through the late-twentieth century, physicians endorsed the denial of life-saving surgeries to infants because they had Down syndrome. Grim physician assessments of the inevitable burden of Down syndrome found ideological footing in the 1970s crusade to
Martha Walls
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Journal of Jewish Ethics
This article engages Louis Newman’s work on methodology in contemporary Jewish ethics with particular attention to the issue of whether euthanasia is acceptable.
Paul Lauritzen
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This article engages Louis Newman’s work on methodology in contemporary Jewish ethics with particular attention to the issue of whether euthanasia is acceptable.
Paul Lauritzen
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Forensic Science, 1976
After having been acquainted with the historical development of euthanasia, the following steps for assitance in dying, called passive euthanasia are being discussed. a) Assistance during dying without speeding up death is the self-evident duty of a doctor.
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After having been acquainted with the historical development of euthanasia, the following steps for assitance in dying, called passive euthanasia are being discussed. a) Assistance during dying without speeding up death is the self-evident duty of a doctor.
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Philosophy, 1978
This paper is divided into three sections. The first presents some examples of the killing/letting die distinction. The second draws a further distinction between what I call negative and positive cases of acting or refraining. Here I argue that the moral significance of the acting/refraining distinction is different for positive and for negative cases.
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This paper is divided into three sections. The first presents some examples of the killing/letting die distinction. The second draws a further distinction between what I call negative and positive cases of acting or refraining. Here I argue that the moral significance of the acting/refraining distinction is different for positive and for negative cases.
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1983
In Reply. —I do not feel or understand the "change of heart" mentioned by Drs Sempos and Cooper, but it is understandable that the need to oversimplify in such a short article may lead to misunderstanding. With few exceptions, it is justified, in my view, for a physician or parents to withhold lifesaving treatment when such treatment is no longer in ...
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In Reply. —I do not feel or understand the "change of heart" mentioned by Drs Sempos and Cooper, but it is understandable that the need to oversimplify in such a short article may lead to misunderstanding. With few exceptions, it is justified, in my view, for a physician or parents to withhold lifesaving treatment when such treatment is no longer in ...
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