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NY releases rules for doctor-assisted patient suicide — as critics cry of ‘new and frightening era’
New York's Health Department has published rules for administering the state's new doctor-assisted suicide law, which allows incurable patients to end their lives via prescribed drugs. Critics have expressed concerns, calling it a 'new and frightening era'.
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