Lia Mills of Canada: “As a nation we need to kill the pain not the patient.  If euthanasia is allowed, the frail line of trust between doctor and patient would be destroyed.”

We should care about a philosophy of life that says that how valuable you are depends on how well you function and a philosophy of medicine that says that if someone is going to die anyway, there’s no benefit in prolonging life.

John is in the end stages of AIDS and  intends to seek the assistance of his physician in committing suicide. What does God have to say?

Acting on the speculation that such chilled air could not be good for the patient, the tube was removed. One month later, the woman came out of the vegetative state and was verbal and able to respond to questions.

Deacon Charlie Burch shares with us the story of a hospice ministry founded on sound Christian principles.

If you are caring for a special-needs family member, here are some important steps to follow.

Ms. Harper points out that euthanasia is more common than you might imagine. She has a checklist for you make sure your loved one is protected.

On April 21, a British judge rejected the pleas of parents whose daughter is brain-damaged, in continual pain, and likely terminal.

Wesley Smith shares ways of treating the sick and dying. Specifically he studies the deaths of Ronald Reagan and Alzheimers patients in the Netherlands.