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It wasn’t until April of 2017 that nurse practitioners (NPs) in Ontario could prescribe the controlled substances used for medical assistance in dying (MAID). Since then, about a dozen have provided either patient assessments or the procedure itself.
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The federal government has released proposed new rules for tracking those who request medical assistance in dying and those approved to receive it, in an effort to foster public trust in the new regime. CBC | Health News
Published time: 22 Nov, 2017 21:01 President Vladimir Putin has offered assistance in tracking the missing ARA San Juan submarine in a phone call with his Argentinian counterpart Mauricio Macri, the Kremlin has said. “It’s was agreed that the ministries of the two countries will maintain contacts on the issue,” it said. Putin expressed words […]
Since medically assisted death was legalized, more than 2,000 Canadians have ended their lives with the aid of a doctor, and most of them were suffering from terminal cancer. CBC | Health News
– We like McLaren for many things. The brand’s relentless ambition to do better and its remorseless model development program top the list, and these virtues look set to be combined soon: The U.K.’s Autocar reports that the company has advanced plans to build another of its Ultimate Series cars. Currently known just by its internal […]
More than 1,300 people in Canada have chosen to end their lives since medically assisted dying became legal. Rob Rollins, a 56-year-old who lived in a rural village in eastern Ontario, was one of them. CBC | Health News
A Russian MP has called for stronger punishment for people who assist those contemplating suicide by providing advice, including on the internet, as well as people who remove obstacles preventing others from taking their own lives. Russian law already has criminal responsibility for driving someone towards suicide, although legislation is applied only when culprits use […]
