论文信息 - The Oregon Death with Dignity Act: The Right to Live or the Right to Die?

The Oregon Death with Dignity Act: The Right to Live or the Right to Die?

Two hundred six individuals were surveyed concerning their views about the Oregon Death with Dignity Act, which allows for physician-assisted suicide under certain conditions. Results indicated extensive heterogeneity and strong opinions concerning the act. Implications are discussed.

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