- Oct 30, 2017

Better palliative care essential as Canada considers medically assisted death for youth, pediatricia

The Canadian Paediatric Society is urging improved palliative care for children and youth as a key part of preparing for the possibility of legalizing medical assistance in dying for certain patients under age 18.

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