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The United States, and indeed the Western world, is bitterly divided on the issues of the right to die and euthanasia. Polls reported in 2004 indicated that between four and 10 percent of physicians helped to end a terminally ill patient's life at some time, even though such acts are against... read more
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- Jack Kevorkian: Add a description of this character.
- Nancy Cruzan
- Michael Schiavo
- Terri
- Karen Quinlan
- John Ashcroft
- Thomas Constantine
- Derek Humphry
- Rehnquist
- Reinhardt
- Rothstein
- Robert Wendland
- Stevens
- Clement
- Conroy
- Noonan
- Gilbert
- Vacco
- Death
- Casey
- Philip Nitschke
- Julia Quinlan
- Glucksberg
- Elizabeth Bouvia
- Jean
- Robert Latimer
- Wickett
- Thomas Youk
- Rose Wendland
- Diane
- Tracy
- Herbert Hendin
- Morse
- Gonzales
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- New York
- Oregon
- Netherlands
- Washington
- United States Constitution
- California
- Missouri
- Michigan
- Britain
- Law
- Florida
- Australia
- Pence
- Canada
- New Jersey
- Harrison
- Switzerland
- Germany
- America
- San Diego
- Belgium
- England
- N.j.
- Connecticut
- Bloomington
- France
- Seattle
- London
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- Japan
- Chicago
- Colombia
- Texas
- Baltimore
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Authors & Contributors edit
- Lisa Yount (Author)
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 179.7
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