End of life care
End of life care
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Dogs and Guinness on the wards, ‘living until you die’, deathbed prayers, and complicated grief
Why does our Western society have such an unhealthy attitude towards death?
Reflections by a Christian medic on dying well during the pandemic
Should death be held at bay for as long as possible, or can we transcend a medicalised approach to our end?
There is a growing realisation that abortion is not the only option after an unborn child is diagnosed with a disability
Patients are increasingly being given God-like information on their lives – but have we developed God-like responsibility for this?
Bringing in a euthanasia regime in Britain would open us to a slew of profoundly dangerous unintended consequences
Putting into practice our convictions against euthanasia means taking seriously end of life care
Dementia, an ageing population, the costs of living longer: what is driving the vigorous campaigns to legalise death on demand?
The drive to legalise euthanasia is not based on compassion for those suffering but a concern for autonomy