Palliative Care are the clinical and spiritual care during the death process and in chronic diseases at hospital or home
Palliative care and end of life negative outcomes
On last January 2, JAMA Surg. published a report titled [...]
Opiod treatment. Controversy surrounding its abuse in the U.S.
Introduction A recent article published in The Washington Post discusses [...]
A brief review of access to palliative care in the world. Evaluation and ethical aspects
Our Observatory is following the palliative care issue as an [...]
More than 47% of people who will die by 2060 will do so without adequate palliative care
Why palliative care universal access should be defended? Palliative care [...]
Specially designed computer software discovers “hidden consciousness” in coma patients
Some patients that become unresponsive following a significant brain injury [...]
Vincent Lambert case reignites the end of life debate in France and beyond
We quote a New York Times article published on May [...]
The role of volunteers in the rehumanization of American cancer centers
An article in The Washington Post gave an overview of [...]
Legalization of assisted suicide effects. “A source of good-quality organs and corpses”, ethical comment
When the transplant team and anatomy laboratories in search of [...]
Euthanasia for children “with life-limiting conditions” is approved in Colombia
Colombia is the third country that approved the law with [...]
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Launched a book about the rights of incurable children. Ethics, Conflict and Medical Treatment for Children: From disagreement to dissensus GalleryLaunched a book about the rights of incurable children. Ethics, Conflict and Medical Treatment for Children: From disagreement to dissensus
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Launched a book about the rights of incurable children. Ethics, Conflict and Medical Treatment for Children: From disagreement to dissensus
What should happen when doctors and parents disagree about what [...]
