Top Canadian doctors are raising alarm bells over the country’s seemingly quick approval for assisted dying requests, after one elderly woman was accepted based on the fact that she lost the ability to cook meals for her family.
Doctors Gary Rodin and Madeline Li from the University of Toronto shared mounting fears among Canada’s healthcare professionals over increasing cases of euthanasia approvals.
The psychiatry professors said they aren’t opposed to legalized medical assistance in dying, but stressed that Canadian law does not require healthcare professionals to guide patients toward seeking alternative help.
h/t patthedog
