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Education Push to Help Doctors Field Patients' Assisted-Death Requests

Oct 12, 2015 at

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Now that California has legalized physician-assisted suicide, advocacy groups are planning statewide education campaigns so doctors know what to do when patients ask for lethal medication to end their lives.

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Education Push to Help Doctors Field Patients' Assisted-Death Requests

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