Physician-Assisted Suicide should be Legal
Physician-assisted suicide is one of the most complex ethical and legal issues in modern medicine. It raises difficult questions about personal autonomy, unbearable suffering, medical responsibility, human dignity, and the protection of vulnerable patients. Supporters believe that mentally capable adults with terminal illnesses should be allowed to decide when prolonged suffering has made life intolerable. Opponents argue that helping a patient die conflicts with the physician’s role as a healer

