(NRO) – “The first rule of medicine is to do no harm,” Alexander Raikin writes in the new cover story of National Review magazine. “The second rule in countries that have legalized death care is that the first rule doesn’t matter anymore.”
In “The End of Medicine,” Raikin explains that “the introduction of death care — in each state of Australia; in Canada, Belgium, and the Netherlands; recently in Spain and soon in France; and in ten states and counting across the United States — was meant to provide another treatment option in end-of-life care, another tool for use by physicians and their patients.” CONTINUE