Euthanasia: the right to live or to die.

Euthanasia: the right to live or to die. Clinics and society face today the problem of euthanasia, which deals with life and death. For some, is saving a life and for other, is to kill one. Euthanasia not only relates to medicines and society, but also with religion. There is a distinction to be made in terms of euthanasia; it deals with passive and active euthanasia. According to the religion, nobody but God has the …showed first 75 words of 1136 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1136 total…and life is hidden with machines making terminally ill patients into prisoners of technology. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Moreno, Jonathan. Arguing Euthanasia. New York: Touchstones,1995 Bender, David L., and Leone,Bruno. Euthanasia: Opposing Viewpoints. SanDiego,CA: Greenhaven,1989 Humphry, Derek, and Wickett, Ann. The Right to Die: Understanding Euthanasia. New York: Harper & Row, 1986 Thomasma,David C., and Grabes, Glenn C. Euthanasia. New York:Continuum,1990 Reiling, Jennifer. “Euphoria vs. Euthanasia” JAMA, The journal of the American Medical Association. V281 (March 24,1999):1068