In France, the end of life is governed by the so-called “Claeys-Leonetti” law, “creating new rights for patients and people at the end of life”.
Tag: End of life
“On euthanasia, my opinion is not yet fixed”: bioethics, high school students invited to question themselves
“Euthanasia is not necessarily a topic that I spontaneously bring up with those around me. So when I heard that we were going to talk
Assisted suicide: a veterinarian released in Angers, in the name of “the state of necessity”
This is a decision that should be debated in the end-of-life world: on Monday May 2, the Angers court acquitted a veterinarian who had prescribed
After the accident
“We’re not sad, are we? Birthdays are beautiful. » The mother tenderly caresses her child’s face. Soon, his “big boy” will be 51 years old.
End of life: Emmanuel Macron’s citizens’ convention, a method that is debating
“I would submit the end of life to a citizens’ convention, Emmanuel Macron announced during the presentation of his program on Thursday March 17. On
Presidential 2022: the world of palliative care challenges the candidates
“We have tried to select concrete and quantified measures. Actions that are proactive but realistic. And above all achievable during a term of office. »
Assisted suicide: “The defense of the lesser evil quickly turns into ethical relativism”
Churchmen are not expected to engage in politics. They are even asked not to. It is happy, even if it can itch their loving hearts
Palliative care: how to strengthen mobile teams throughout France?
An essential cog in the provision of end-of-life care, there are just over 420 mobile palliative care teams (EMSP) in France. Presented on January 27,
Bioethics, essential but not universal
It is a small sentence, launched by the deputy Jean-Louis Touraine (LREM) during the revision of the bioethics law, in June 2021: “Bioethics is variable
Euthanasia: the philosopher and the lawyer
Work on the bioethics section of The cross it means assiduously frequenting the themes of mourning, end of life, death. As in this beginning of
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