Book Reviews and Recommended Readings
| Sprung - Physician Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia J Palliative Care 2018: The Ethics of What is Wrong with Neutrality |
| Syme - Time to Die : Reviewed by Prof Roger Woodruff |
| Gemmell - AFTER : Reviewed by Prof Roger Woodruff |
| Prof Eric J Cassell - The Nature of Suffering and the Goals of Medicine |
| Sulmasy et al - Physician-Assisted Suicide: Why Neutrality by Organized Medicine Is Neither Neutral Nor Appropriate |
| Prof Margaret Somerville - Unaddressed Issues in Australian Euthanasia Debate 2017 |
| Prof Margaret Somerville - Legalising Assisted Dying Would be a Failure of Collective Human Memory and Imagination - Guardian 2017 |
| Prof Margaret Somerville - Death Talk - The Case Against Euthanasia |
| Dr John Buchanan - Unrecognised Consequences of Assisted Suicide Legislation: Better Recommendations to Improve EOL Care |
| A Philosophical Review of Qualitative Studies on the Wish to Hasten Death - Rodriguez, Prat & VanLeeuwen |
| Ira Byock - Physician Assisted Suicide Won't Atone for Medicine's Original Sin - STAT Jan 31 2018 |
| The Interface between PC and Legalised PAS and VE - Dr Linda Sheehan, Winston Churchill Memorial Trust May 2013 |
| Why Do People Request EPAS? |
| But No One Dies Without Severe Pain Do They? : Debunking the Myth |
| Euthanasia is Not a Medical Treatment |
| Elder Abuse and Hastened Death |
| Problems with Mental Competence |
| Desire for Hastened Death in Patients with Advanced Disease and the Evidence Base of Clinical Guidelines: a Systematic Review |
| Will to Live in the Terminally Ill |