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• Death and Dying Sourcebook: Basic Consumer Health Information About End-of-Life Care and Related Perspectives and Ethical Issues, Including End-of-Life Symptoms and Treatments, Pain Management, Quality-of-Life Concerns, the Use of Life Support, Patients' Rights and Privacy Issues, Advance Directives, Physician-Assisted Suicide, Caregiving, Organ and Tissue Donation, Autopsies, Funeral Arrangements, and Grief, Along With Statistical Data, Information About the Leading Causes of Death, A Glossary, and Directories of Support Groups and Other Resources 

  Shannon, Joyce Brennfleck (2006)
• How Do We Wish to Die? The Controversy Over Assisted Death Review of Life's Living Toward Dying: A Theological and Medical-Ethical Study, by Vigen Guroian; Active Euthanasia and Health Care Reform: Testing the Medical Covenant, by William F. May; Life on the Line: Ethics, Aging, Ending Patients' Lives and Allocating Resources, by John F. Kilner; Breaking the Thread of Life: On Rational Suicide, by Robert L. Barry; Must We Suffer Our Way to Death? Cultural and Theological Perspectives On Death by Choice, Edited by Ron P. Hamel and Edwin R. DuBose 

  Lammers, Stephen E. (1999-01)
• Attitudes of Health Care Professionals, Relatives of Advanced Cancer Patients and Public Towards Euthanasia and Physician Assisted Suicide 

  Parpa, Efi; Mystakidou, Kyriaki; Tsilika, Eleni; Sakkas, Pavlos; Patiraki, Elisabeth; Pistevou-Gombaki, Kyriaki; Govina, Ourania; Panagiotou, Irene; Galanos, Antonis; Gouliamos, Athanasios (2010-10)

  Nowadays, euthanasia has the meaning of the direct administration of a lethal agent to the patient by another party with a merciful intent after patients' request. Physician assisted suicide refers to the patient intentionally ...