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is Subject of	Reviews and Notices Slow euthanasia-or "she will be better off in hospital". Christmas Quiz, 1977 Equalities and inequalities in health Periodic breathing induced by hyperventilation. Christmas Books: Source of a dubious “dictum” Letter from Amsterdam: Euthanasia Clinical freedom. Judges make historic ruling on euthanasia Euthanasia is an option which alleviates patients' fear Law Commission's report makes no provision for dissenting doctors Treating anorexia nervosa US patients seek doctors' help in suicides Editor's choice Headlines Woman challenges euthanasia law War crimes and medical science Resurgence of interest in medical oaths and codes of conduct Newcastle GP charged with murder Euthanasia campaigner to stand in byelection Video guide to suicide is shown on television Making and breaking news Withdrawing life sustaining treatment and euthanasia debate Dying woman may revoke her controversial suicide plans Being “tired of life” is not grounds for euthanasia Swiss parliament may try to ban “suicide tourism” Assisted suicide and euthanasia in Switzerland: Doctors occupy special position Assisted suicide and euthanasia in Switzerland: “Comfort care” needs robust moral framework In search of a good death: A good death is an oxymoron without consideration of mental health Palliative care at home to get further funds if it saves money Spiritual needs in health care Canada's federal and provincial governments reach agreement over healthcare spending Two test cases in Holland clarify law on murder and palliative care In brief Assisted dying legislation must wait until after UK election Illness trajectories and palliative care The new pope and medical ethics Time to legalise assisted dying?: What autonomy really means Time to legalise assisted dying? : Summary of responses Incidence of euthanasia in the Netherlands falls as that of palliative sedation rises Row breaks out over German plan to test law on assisted suicide Dutch research reflects problems with the Liverpool care pathway Pilot study shows cost effective approach to enable people to die at home Experience from Royal Marsden Hospital Palliative care in Scotland is too focused on cancer, says national report Depression and physician assisted dying Peers consider plan to amend UK law over assisted suicide abroad Doctors announce death of woman at centre of Italian “right to die” case A baroness replies Government promises new money for cancer drugs after NICE rejects liver cancer treatment THE BEHAVIOUR AND PAIN (BEPAID) STUDY: DEMENTIA PATIENTS WHO DIE IN THE ACUTE HOSPITAL Review: case management in primary health care improves symptoms and drug adherence in people with major depression Dying patients with cancer reflected on implications of euthanasia Attitudes to Breast-feeding Outpatient Operations Croatian physicians’ and nurses’ experience with ethical issues in clinical practice The concise argument Minding the gap between logic and intuition: an interpretative approach to ethical analysis How doctors cope with death Medicine and the Media ABC of brain stem death. From brain death to brain stem death. NEWS AND NOTES Letter from Chicago: Science and the egg Personal View NEWS AND NOTES Dutch argue that mental torment justifies euthanasia What the new European parliament might do about health German court rules on euthanasia US family fights for son to die Judge blocks Oregon's assisted suicide measure An Ethical Debate: A legal comment Dutch doctors tighten euthanasia guidelines Belgium brews row over euthanasia Assisted suicide is legal, says US judge Headlines In brief PVS criteria put under spotlight Philippines considers euthanasia bill Row over force feeding of patients with Alzheimer's disease A crusader with a sense of humour Some US doctors would perform euthanasia Better palliative care could cut euthanasia Guidelines dismay disabled people unable to speak for themselves New US act overturns legality of doctor assisted suicide in Oregon Police question medical MP over “euthanasia” Presumed consent further undermines medical ethics Dutch GP cleared after helping to end man's “hopeless existence” Deep fears BMA says world is ill prepared for bioterrorism Attacks on NHS staff increasing, MPs say Governor Jeb Bush intervenes in “right to die” case GMC faces challenge over withdrawing treatment Getting a grip on clinical variations in hospital services GMC challenges court ruling on end of life decisions “Right to die”: Sensitivity and humility are needed when dealing with dying people Police question former GP about assisted suicide Neighbours complain about Dignitas clinic's bodies in lift

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