End-of-Life Washington published its Spring 2022 Newsletter: Spring 2022 Newsletter by Raven Davis – Flipsnack
Vermont, the only aid-in-dying state that specifically prohibited telemedicine for aid-in-dying evaluations and care, has passed a bill that will now allow this. Of note is
A federal judge is considering whether the California End of Life Option Act needs to be extended in order to not violate the Americans With
More than three years after physician-assisted death was legalized in Hawaii, advocates and health care workers say redundancies in the 2018 law and doctor shortages are
House Bill 6425, that was introduced early this year in the Connecticut Legislature, and also passed the committee, seems to stall now. Democrats on the
Final Exit Network USA published their Winter Newsletter 2022:
Last month, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts heard arguments in a case that could decide whether doctors are able to prescribe lethal medicines to
This month, Colorado’s state health department’s brought the latest report on the law. Results of the report Last year, 222 people obtained prescriptions for the
On March 28, a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Oregon’s Death with Dignity Act reached a settlement in the U.S. District Court in Portland, Oregon. Result:
On February 28, the Oregon Health Authority released its Death with Dignity Act Annual Report about 2021. The Oregon Death with Dignity Act (DWDA) allows
