The assisted dying debate must consider the religious beliefs of global majority staff
By 
Mehrunisha Suleman2025-01-31T12:14:00
Imagine a clinician, seated across from a terminally ill patient who speaks of a desire to end their suffering. For the doctor, this moment may represent a collision of duty and conscience – an ethical precipice that grows more formidable as assisted dying legislation edges closer to reality in England ...
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