Canadian court tells doctors they must refer for euthanasia

Conscientious objection twisting in the wind in Canada

By Michael Cook —— Bio and Archives--February 3, 2018

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For years bioethicists of a utilitarian cast have argued that conscientious objection has no place in medicine. Now Canadian courts are beginning to put their stamp of approval on the extinction of doctors’ right to refuse to kill their patients. The Superior Court of Justice Division Court of Ontario ruled this week that if doctors are unwilling to perform legal actions, they should find another job (see report in BioEdge).

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