Increase in number of non-assisted suicides in countries where assisted suicide is legal
David Albert Jones, director of the Anscombe Bioethics Centre, Oxford [...]
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Upward trend in the incidence of suicides during the COVID-19 pandemic
Recent "WHO guidance" on suicide incidence during the COVID-19 pandemic [...]
The suicides rates in Spain double the number of deaths due to road accidents for the first time
Suicides in Spain increased for the third consecutive year, and [...]
Suicides of American Soldiers
From 2009 until the first semester of 2012, a period [...]
USA: Suicides
As discussed in JAMA (309; 973, 2013), a report from [...]
The new telephone for suicide prevention has answered a thousand calls on its first day
The 024, the new telephone that the Spanish Ministry of [...]
Ethical reflection 20 years after the approval of euthanasia in Belgium
Since 2002, when euthanasia was approved in Belgium, 24,000 people [...]
Less suicide by handguns in adolescents in some American states
Teen suicide prevention in the US has hopeful news In [...]
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The confusing terminology created by language engineering “medically assisted dying” (MAD) when referring to euthanasia and assisted suicide GalleryThe confusing terminology created by language engineering “medically assisted dying” (MAD) when referring to euthanasia and assisted suicide
Assisted Suicide, Bioethics, Coma Patients, Euthanasia, Medical Deontology, Palliative Care, SPECIAL REPORTS, Suicide
The confusing terminology created by language engineering “medically assisted dying” (MAD) when referring to euthanasia and assisted suicide
Along with the objective, medical and ethical problems posed by [...]
Suicide continues to be a devastating public health problem. After decades of prevention programs, it is still far from being controlled
Suicide is a devastating public health problem. However, current figures [...]