Opponents of HB 254 emphasized the dangers of normalizing assisted suicide.
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The AMA remains steadfast in its belief that the role of a physician is to heal, not hasten death.
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Fear of PAS among marginalized communities reflects issues of systemic inequity and racial prejudice in American healthcare.
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New Hampshire has long invested in suicide prevention programs, recognizing the alarming rise in mental health crises.
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Suicide prevention efforts exist precisely because many people who experience suicidal thoughts eventually find relief and stability with time and treatment.
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Encouraging doctors to speculate on the objective benefit of AD potentially exposes every eligible patient to the overbearing weight of such proposal.
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Have 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?
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Real palliative care isn’t just a medical service—it’s a testament to our shared humanity.
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SB 248 lays the groundwork for real policy solutions that will expand access to care, improve quality, and reduce unnecessary hospitalizations and healthcare costs.
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The 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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New Hampshire prides itself on community, resilience, and care for those who have served, sacrificed, and struggled.
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While PAS is framed as an issue of compassion, these findings highlight the complexities and potential consequences of legalization.
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Suicide remains one of the most pressing public health issues in the United States, impacting individuals, families, and entire communities.
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W Virginia became the first state to proactively ban medically assisted suicide through a constitutional amendment.
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The findings from the Charlotte Lozier Institute offer a sobering reminder that legalizing physician-assisted suicide is far from a simple or risk-free solution
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As NH prepares for another round of assisted suicide legislation, it would be wise to study what is happening around the globe.
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Low mental health care uptake within high-risk groups including young adults, Black and multiracial adults
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Mark your calendars for the annual NH Suicide Prevention Conference on November 14, 2024, at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord, NH.
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October marks the start of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. These two public health crises are intricately linked.
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The Granite State saw alarming increases in deaths related to drugs, alcohol, and suicide between 2021 and 2022, far outpacing the national average in these categories.
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