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...Director David S. Rosenthal ’59 is working in conjunction with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, MIT and Professional Ambulance to allow Harvard students that are not acutely ill to be transported to UHS by ambulance...
Under the proposed waiver, critically ill students would still be transported to local emergency rooms; all other cases would be at the discretion of the responding Emergency Medical Technicians...
...Anthony Porter, a mentally ill man who was just two days away from execution when the real killer was persuaded to confess—not by prosecutors, but by a private investigator working with journalism students at Northwestern University...
...oppose the death penalty. My colleague, Rep. Ray LaHood (R-Ill.), supports it. But we agree profoundly that a just society cannot engage in the killing of the innocent. We have come together in a bipartisan effort, introducing the Innocence Protection Act to help prevent what Governor Ryan has called “the ultimate nightmare, the state’s taking of innocent life...
...Dignity Act [ETHICS, April 23]. As one of the principal drafters of the Oregon law, I would like to set the record straight. Contrary to what the story's graphic indicated, "mercy killing" is expressly prohibited in Oregon. Oregon's law is narrowly tailored to allow only competent, terminally ill adult patients the option to hasten an imminent and difficult death. No one else may make this decision for the patient. There are far more differences than similarities between the Oregon experience and that of the Netherlands. Most of what occurs in the Netherlands under its euthanasia law would...