Arranging my assisted death
A posthumous letter by Alison Woodeson, written as she planned her assisted death in Switzerland. Alison died on 26 September 2019.
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Why the BMA should adopt a neutral position on assisted dying
The British Medical Association (BMA) has now launched its survey asking doctors for their opinions on assisted dying.
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Do you know what your patients think about assisted dying?
4 in 5 people with advanced or terminal illness think doctors’ organisations should be neutral on or support assisted dying
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A statement from our Chief Executive on The Inescapable Truth report and video
Sarah Wootton responds to a recent statement by the Chief Executive of Hospice UK
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Dignity in Dying responds again to Hospice UK
An open letter from our Chief Executive, Sarah Wootton
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Dignity in Dying’s response to Hospice UK
An open letter from our Chief Executive, Sarah Wootton
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Parliament must grasp the nettle on assisted dying
We urge the new Prime Minister and Cabinet to carefully consider this important and humane initiative.
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I believe medical organisations should be neutral on assisted dying
A guest post by Dr David Nicholl in response to the Royal College of Physicians’ membership survey on assisted dying
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“A decision between one form of suffering over another”
Assisted dying campaigner, Noel Conway, writes to every MP via an open letter to explain the consequences of the UK’s broken law
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Listen to the true experts on death and dying – terminally ill people
Our Chief Executive responds to The Economist’s recent series of articles, ‘the case for and against assisted dying’