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Tag: Medical Opposition

Is the NHS really killing 130,000 patients a year with the Liverpool Care Pathway?

Looking at the Liverpool Care Pathway

Care Not Killing welcomes BMA’s decision

Care Not Killing has welcome the BMA's decision to reject calls from a minority of its members to become neutral on end of life issues.

BMA ethics debate – great result on euthanasia

The ethics committee of the British Medical Association debated a motion on euthanasia that was defeated.

Why the BMA should not go neutral on assisted suicide and euthanasia

The British Medical Association will vote on a motion to go neutral on assisted suicide and euthanasia

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (15 June) – A reminder to treasure, honour and protect the older members of our community

A reminder to respect and treasure the elderly

Judge makes wise and courageous call in deciding to continue treatment of anorexia patient

High Court judge rules in best interest of woman to be fed against wishes

Why is the editor of the BMJ making such a strong case for the BMA going neutral on ‘assisted dying’ on such shaky evidence?

There are questions about why the editor of the BMJ is making such a strong case for 'assisted dying.'

British Medical Journal adopts campaigning stance on euthanasia

3 articles this week aim at neutralising medical opposition to euthanasia

A man declared brain dead makes incredible recovery

A man declared brain dead by four doctors made an extraordinary recovery

Improving end-of-life care: Professional development for physicians

Royal College of Physicians produce report on end-of-life care

MDU warns that doctors who provide medical reports for patients seeking assisted suicide abroad could be prosecuted

MDU warns that doctors who provide medical reports for patients seeking assisted suicide abroad could be prosecuted

New suicide prevention strategy for England needs to address more effectively the phenomenon of media-induced suicide contagion

New suicide prevention strategy for England needs to address more effectively the phenomenon of media-induced suicide contagion

Care Not Killing welcomes court decision to maintain care for brain-damaged woman

Care Not Killing welcomes court decision to maintain care for brain-damaged woman

BBC report of Stuart Mungall case is factually inaccurate and seriously misleading

BBC report of Stuart Mungall case is factually inaccurate and seriously misleading

Morphine kills the pain, not the patient but some people still just don’t get it

Morphine kills the pain, not the patient but some people still just don’t get it

Man with ‘locked-in syndrome’

the case may arouse emotions but the law does not need changing

‘Withdrawal of treatment’ case

poses major threat to disabled people

British Medical Association

undermines credibility of Falconer Commission on Assisted Dying by questioning its impartiality and independence
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