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California's Physician-Assisted Suicide Bill Shelved for the Year

Jul 8, 2015 at

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California's "right to die" bill was pulled in Sacramento yesterday and is considered shelved for the year. It would have allowed certain terminally ill people to request a lethal prescription from their doctor.

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California's Physician-Assisted Suicide Bill Shelved for the Year

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