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In rural Washington state, law allows assisted suicide, but most doctors don’t

8 May 2009 · News

In rural Washington state, law allows assisted suicide, but most doctors don’t Terminally ill patients who want to utilize a new law to end their agony often find that physicians, citing moral objections, refuse to take part.

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