UK MPs vote in favour of legalising assisted dying in historic step
The UK is en route to legalising assisted dying after MPs on Friday narrowly backed a contentious bill giving terminally ill people with less than six months to live access to life-ending drugs. Patients would have to administer the drugs themselves with permission from two doctors and a panel of experts.
The UK is en route to legalising assisted dying after MPs on Friday narrowly backed a contentious bill giving terminally ill people with less than six months to live access to life-ending drugs. Patients would have to administer the drugs themselves with permission from two doctors and a panel of experts.
