End-of-Life Care

Palliative Care Hospice Services Assisted Dying Terminal Illness Hospice Care Euthanasia Grief Support Hospice Patient Rights Funeral Services Assisted Suicide Funeral Planning Hospices Medical Ethics Support Services Voluntary Assisted Dying Dementia Hospitals Cancer Medical Aid in Dying Assisted Dying Services Alzheimer's Disease Medical Assistance in Dying Funeral Industry Cremation Grief Counseling Mental Health Patient Autonomy Death Doulas Sustainable Practices Cremation Methods Palliative Medicine Policy Development Comfort Right-to-Die Legislation Palliative Care Center Medical Conditions Prison Health Cancer Research Heart Failure Dementia Research Funeral Practices Voluntary Stopping Eating and Drinking Physician-Assisted Suicide Funeral Alternatives Chronic Illness Management Support for Terminally Ill Legacy Death Management Euthanasia Drugs Death Care Death Cremation Options Death Doula Doulas Patient Care Medically Assisted Suicide Nursing Homes Funeral Costs Vegetative State Transportation of Deceased Coping with Loss Cervical Cancer Organ Donation Human Composting Peaceful Death Ortotanasia Dignified Death

New York and Illinois Legalize Medical Aid-in-Dying, Expanding Access Nationwide

Broader access to end-of-life medication prompts legal challenges from Catholic institutions, renewing debate over safeguards

Judge Shields Catholic Plaintiffs From Illinois' New Aid‑in‑Dying Law

Cardinal Cupich and Catholic Orders Sue to Block Illinois Aid‑in‑Dying Law

New York Medical Aid in Dying Act Takes Effect

Court Temporarily Bars New York From Enforcing MAID Duties Against Catholic Nuns and Ministries

Disability Groups File Federal Suits to Block New York and Illinois Assisted‑Suicide Laws

Louisville Man, 89, in Hospice, Attends 80th Straight Kentucky Derby

Barney Frank, 86, Enters Home Hospice in Maine

Nicole Kidman Puts Death Doulas in the Spotlight as Interest and Training Surge

Catholic Sisters Sue New York for Religious Exemption to LGBTQ Long-Term Care Rules

Holyrood Rejects Assisted Dying Bill, 69–57, After Final Free Vote

James 'Bo' Gritz, Retired Green Beret Linked to 'Rambo,' Dies at 87

New York Lawmakers Approve Revised Medical Aid in Dying Bill, Paving Way for Hochul’s Signature

Skip Holtz: Lou Holtz Is "Still Fighting" as Family Knocks Down False Death Reports

Lou Holtz, 89, in Hospice Care at Home, Family Confirms

Pope Leo XIV 'Very Disappointed' Over Illinois Assisted-Dying Law After Pritzker Signs

Hochul Backs New York Medical Aid-in-Dying Deal, Plans January Signature

New York Moves to Legalize Medical Aid in Dying as Hochul Backs Amended Bill

Pritzker Signs Medical Aid in Dying Law, Making Illinois First in the Midwest

Third Circuit Upholds New Jersey’s Residency Limit on Medical Aid in Dying