Topic: End of Life Decisions

'Shining' sequel happening, Stephen King says

Stephen King says psychics and vampires will be the center of new book.

Jack Kevorkian drove the debate on physician-assisted suicide

Jack Kevorkian, who died Thursday, was a controversial figure who confronted one of society’s most profound ethical issues: Should a physician be able to help a person commit suicide?

'Death panels' controversy: Is Obama avoiding Congress?

The Obama administration is set to expand options for 'end of life' counseling for Medicare recipients. The White House says it's practical. Sarah Palin says it's akin to 'death panels.'

Montana becomes third state to legalize physician-assisted suicide

In essence, the Montana Supreme Court ruled that suicide – even when a physician plays a role – is not a crime. Now, the state legislature is likely to argue the issue.

Britain removes some hurdles to assisted suicide

New guidelines on assisted suicide clarify conditions under which those who help someone die are likely to avoid prosecution.

Oregon's 'death with dignity' law enters healthcare debate

Supporters say end-of-life care, including counseling and hospice, have made the state a model. Opponents look at Oregon and see "medical rationing" and "death panels."

'Death panel' controversy remains very much alive

Even some conservatives call the issue bogus. Meanwhile, the healthcare debate shifts to 'rationing.'

McCaughey tells Stewart healthcare bill is 'deadly to seniors'

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