Evaluating Voluntary Euthanasia

Priya Dakshan

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English

MB Publisher
26 July 2023

Medical profession; Doctor patient relationship; Health systems & services

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Euthanasia, intentionally ending a person's life to relieve their suffering, remains one of contemporary society's most contentious ethical debates. This discourse focuses on voluntary euthanasia, where a competent individual requests medical assistance to end their life on their terms. Evaluating the complexities of this sensitive topic requires a nuanced understanding of human dignity, autonomy, medical ethics, and the sanctity of life.

Proponents of voluntary euthanasia argue that it upholds an individual's right to die with dignity and offers a compassionate solution to those experiencing unbearable pain or suffering from terminal illnesses. They believe granting individuals control over their end-of-life decisions empowers them to maintain autonomy in their most vulnerable moments.

Conversely, opponents raise concerns about potential abuses, especially with vulnerable populations, and the slippery slope toward involuntary euthanasia. Some argue that focusing on euthanasia may divert attention and resources from developing better palliative care, pain management, and mental health support.

Evaluating voluntary euthanasia necessitates a comprehensive examination of legal, cultural, and religious perspectives, considering the potential consequences for patients, families, and healthcare professionals. Striking the right balance between compassion and safeguarding human life remains an ethical challenge that society must collectively confront.

In conclusion, voluntary euthanasia remains an emotionally charged and morally intricate issue. Open dialogue, empathy, and a commitment to understanding diverse viewpoints are crucial to navigating this complex landscape with compassion and respect for the sanctity of life.

By: Priya Dakshan
Imprint: MB Publisher
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 7mm
Weight: 191g
ISBN: 9785588617635
ISBN 10: 5588617630
Pages: 136
Publication Date: 26 July 2023
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

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Evaluating Voluntary Euthanasia

Priya Dakshan

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