SB 248, the bill advocating for a palliative and hospice care study committee, passed the House HHS Committee and is on the consent calendar for this week when the full House meets.
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Read MoreOpponents of HB 254 emphasized the dangers of normalizing assisted suicide.
Read MoreThe AMA remains steadfast in its belief that the role of a physician is to heal, not hasten death.
Read MoreFear of PAS among marginalized communities reflects issues of systemic inequity and racial prejudice in American healthcare.
Read MoreIf lawmakers are serious about addressing mental health and suicide prevention, normalizing physician-assisted suicide is a dangerous step in the wrong direction.
Read MoreNew Hampshire has long invested in suicide prevention programs, recognizing the alarming rise in mental health crises.
Read MoreSuicide prevention efforts exist precisely because many people who experience suicidal thoughts eventually find relief and stability with time and treatment.
Read MoreEncouraging doctors to speculate on the objective benefit of AD potentially exposes every eligible patient to the overbearing weight of such proposal.
Read MoreHave proponents of HB254 in New Hampshire looked at the impact it would have on those populations who are vulnerable to suicide … those suffering from mental illness?
Read MoreReal palliative care isn’t just a medical service—it’s a testament to our shared humanity.
Read MoreExpect to hear more on this topic from coalitions of caregivers, people with disabilities and people who have outlived their original prognosis of “6 months or less” to live.
Read MoreAs debates about PAS continue, we must critically examine how its legalization could inadvertently threaten the lives and well-being of survivors of brain injuries.
Read MoreSB 248 lays the groundwork for real policy solutions that will expand access to care, improve quality, and reduce unnecessary hospitalizations and healthcare costs.
Read MoreThe study examined more than 40,000 suicides among people aged 10 to 24 and found that only 40.4% had a diagnosed mental health condition, such as clinical depression or anxiety disorders.
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Read More"I'm here to share with you an inconvenient truth," said Lisa Beaudoin, of Strategies for Disability Equity. "Any bill that provides for lethal prescriptions is a threat to vulnerable populations. “
Read MoreWhile PAS is framed as an issue of compassion, these findings highlight the complexities and potential consequences of legalization.
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