Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Should terminally ill patients be able to get prescriptions to end their lives?
It’s been one year since California enacted its aid-in-dying legislation. More than 100 people have used it to receive prescription drugs to end their lives. We meet the wife of a terminally ill man with cancer who did that. A group is also suing to repeal the fledgling law. We hear arguments on both sides of the debate.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readIt’s been one year since California enacted its aid-in-dying legislation. More than 100 people have used it to receive prescription drugs to end their lives. We meet the wife of a terminally ill man with cancer who did that. A group is also suing to repeal the fledgling law. We hear arguments on both sides of the debate.
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The full episode
1 of 4Inside the ongoing debate over California's aid-in-dying law- 0:00Should terminally ill patients be able to get prescriptions to end their lives?You’re reading this
- 18:06VR art exhibit shows harrowing experience of migrants
- 26:13Starry Kitchen: Underground dining club to hit restaurant
- 40:29Blackest black v. pinkest pink: Can you own a color?