“We Never Say No” to Assisted Suicide

I have opined on the proposed chain of suicide clinics in Switzerland. This column demonstrates that the idea of death on demand is not restricted to the more radical members of the euthanasia movement but finds resonance among some bioethicists and self-described “free thinking” humanists. Check it out.

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