What does DAS stand for?

Doctor-Assisted Suicide

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In December, a district judge in Montana ruled that doctor-assisted suicides are legal in that state.

Wash. state woman 1st death under new suicide law

In December, a district judge in Montana ruled that doctor-assisted suicides are legal in that state.

Wash. state woman 1st death under new suicide law

A Montana judge has ruled that doctor-assisted suicides are legal in the state, a decision likely to be appealed as the state argues that the Legislature, not the court, should decide whether terminally ill patients have the right to take their own life.

Montana judge OKs assisted suicides

Byline: JASON BEATTIE DEMONSTRATORS were converging on Parliament today to protest against plans to allow doctor-assisted suicide in England and Wales.

Religious leaders' plea over right to die

On May 12, the House of Lords will be debating further Lord Joffe's controversial Bill, 'Assisted Dying For the Terminally Ill Bill', ( Formally called the Assisted Suicide Bill) which threatens to undermine the trust patients put in doctors by legalising doctor-assisted suicide.

Viewpoints Fight to stop 'suicide' Bill

PCCEF continues to affirm the ethic that human life has inherent value and that doctor-assisted suicide does the following: Undermines trust in the patient-physician relationship Alters the role of the physician in society, from the traditional one of healer to executioner.

Physicians for Compassionate Care Analyzes Oregon's Assisted Suicide ...

Bloc Quebecois MP Francine Lalonde's controversial private member's bill, C-407, to legalize doctor-assisted suicide, was reintroduced into the House of Commons on October 31, 2005.

Bishop Henry: 'fight euthanasia'

Byline: Tim Christie The Register-Guard State health officials released their seventh annual report on Oregon's doctor-assisted suicide law Thursday that showed a slight decline last year both in the number of suicides and the number of lethal prescriptions.

Assisted suicides down slightly in 2004