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Certainly, the rejection of Bush's letter appeared to have been premeditated. U.S. officials believe Aziz had instructions to spurn anything other than a conciliatory message, though the Minister did study the letter as if to memorize its key parts. In fact, Bush's note was demanding though not recklessly...
The Wanglie case is the reverse image of the controversy that surrounded Nancy Cruzan, the 33-year-old Missouri woman whose family fought all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court to win the right to remove the feeding tube that was keeping her alive. Cruzan died last month, 12...
Rodrigues, a resident of Cambridge, was brought to Cambridge Hospital, said a spokesperson for the hospital. But the spokesperson said she was not able to provide any details about Rodrigues' present condition.
Right-to-die groups hailed the move. "It's a belated victory," said Derek Humphry of the Hemlock Society. "She should have been allowed to die in the first year of her condition." Nancy Myers of the National Right to Life Committee countered that the ruling "represents a serious decline...
But psychologists are in a different league, many doctors maintain. In particular, says the A.P.A.'s Robinowitz, psychoactive medications are often more powerful than the drugs prescribed by other non-M.D.s. The tranquilizer Haldol, for example, acts not only on the brain but also on the cardiovascular system and...