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CMF welcomes poll showing most doctors opposed to euthanasia (17/05/2003)

CMF has welcomed the results of a major survey showing that three out of four doctors (76%) would refuse to perform euthanasia if it was legalised and 61% were opposed...
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CMF General Secretary urges members to oppose euthanasia bill (16/05/2003)

Dear CMF Member, Re: New Euthanasia Bill Would you write a letter to one or more members of the House of Lords in order to persuade them to oppose...
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CMF condemns assisted suicide (20/01/2003)

CMF Director Peter Saunders commented: 'Mr Crew's is a tragic and uncommon case. Very few people - even with motor-neurone disease - want assisted suicide, and only 6% of hospice...
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The Edge of Life - Dying, Death and Euthanasia (nucleus - spring 2003)

'How depressing', you may be thinking, 'to spend my free time reading a book about death!' Please reserve judgement for a moment while I give you a glimpse into this remarkable book. Ling states that 'all Christians should aim for a good life and a good death'. It seems to...

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CMF and LCF response to the Lord Chancellors Department on the Consultation Paper 'Making Decisions: Helping People who have Difficulty Deciding for Themselves' (09/07/2002)

Introduction Both the Christian Medical Fellowship ('CMF') and the Lawyers' Christian Fellowship ('LCF') are interdenominational. The CMF is the largest British Association of Christian Doctors and students with over 4,500...
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Hemlock in Strasbourg (triple helix - summer 2002)

The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) is less malleable and less of a euthanasist's charter than many commentators feared. That is the effect of the judgment of the European Court of Human Rights in Pretty v United Kingdom (www.worldlii.org/eu/cases). The facts Diane Pretty suffered from Motor Neurone Disease (Triple Helix...

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Diane Pretty - statement from CMF on the European Court decision (03/05/2002)

CMF has welcomed the European Court decision in the Diane Pretty case, which is to uphold the present law prohibiting assisted suicide and euthanasia. CMF General Secretary Peter Saunders...
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Letters (nucleus - summer 2002)

Editor, My flatmate is a medical student who receives your journal, which I occasionally read. However, I was disturbed by your editorial about the Dianne Pretty case. I am personally appalled that this woman is being denied the right to end her own life. We are told we are free to...

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Diane Pretty (nucleus - spring 2002)

Diane Pretty is a 42 year old woman with motor neurone disease (MND) who wishes to commit suicide but is now too disabled to do so. She would therefore like her husband to end her life instead. In October 2001 the High Court heard Mrs Pretty's appeal against an earlier decision...

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Diane Pretty (triple helix - winter 2002)

In October 2001 the High Court heard Mrs Pretty's appeal against an earlier decision of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) not to rule out action being taken against her husband in the event of his securing her death. The Court rejected her case on the grounds that the DPP...

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