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Should Medical Aid In Dying Be Legalized?
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June 21, 2025
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44:24Now PlayingDr. Phil continues his exploration of the controversial issue of Medical Aid in Dying, in which a competent adult with a terminal illness receives a prescription for selfadministered medication to end their lifelegal in only 11 parts of the country. He speaks with Jessica ScarcellaSpanton () , New York State Senator for the 23rd District, who says she fights to make Medical Aid in Dying legal in her state. He also speaks with Kim Callinan, President and CEO of Compassion and Choices () , an organization dedicated to advocating for endoflife options and helping implement medical aid in dying laws nationwide. The debate intensifies when Dr. Phil introduces Brian Johnston, author of Death As A SalesmanWhat’s Wrong With Assisted Suicide () , who argues that Medical Aid in Dying does not help, but rather facilitates the suicide of vulnerable adults. Subscribe | Rate | Review | ShareYouTube| Apple Podcasts| Spotify| Amazon Music() | Website
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