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  1. Physician Aid-in-Dying: Toward A “Harm Reduction” Approach.Steve Heilig & Stephen Jamison - 1996 - Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 5 (1):113.
    As a bioethical and social issue, euthanasia has become in the 1990s what abor- tion was in the 1960s. Around the world, a de facto taboo on open discussion of the practice is seemingly falling by the wayside, as recognition increases that “active” euthanasia is taking place in spite of social and legal prohibitions. Euthanasia, or more specifically physician-assisted suicide, has become the most visible bioethical issue of the present era; and in the United States the debate has taken on (...)
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