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    Euthanasia is intentionally ending a person's life to relieve suffering from an incurable illness or condition. Proponents argue that it relieves pain and allows freedom of choice, while opponents maintain it violates the medical oath to not kill, devalues human life, and could enable organ trafficking or non-voluntary euthanasia if life expectancy cannot be accurately predicted. The presentation addressed both the ethical arguments for and against euthanasia as well as some practical concerns about legalizing the practice.

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    Euthanasia is intentionally ending a person's life to relieve suffering from an incurable illness or condition. Proponents argue that it relieves pain and allows freedom of choice, while opponents maintain it violates the medical oath to not kill, devalues human life, and could enable organ trafficking or non-voluntary euthanasia if life expectancy cannot be accurately predicted. The presentation addressed both the ethical arguments for and against euthanasia as well as some practical concerns about legalizing the practice.

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    Presentation On Euthanasia

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    Vivek Krishnan
    Euthanasia is intentionally ending a person's life to relieve suffering from an incurable illness or condition. Proponents argue that it relieves pain and allows freedom of choice, while opponents maintain it violates the medical oath to not kill, devalues human life, and could enable organ trafficking or non-voluntary euthanasia if life expectancy cannot be accurately predicted. The presentation addressed both the ethical arguments for and against euthanasia as well as some practical concerns about legalizing the practice.

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    Presentation on

    EUTHANASIA
    Claimed cases of euthanasia
    What is euthanasia?
    • It is intentional killing of a person for his/her
    alleged benefit.

    • In Greek – Good death


    Why is this done?
    • It relieves extreme pain.

    • Frees up medical funds


    for other people.

    • Freedom of choice.
    ethical reasons which are against
    • Medical oath – Never use knowledge to kill.

    • Assisted suicide

    • Devalues human life

    • View that only god can take away life.


    Practical reasons
    • Organs rackets may increase

    • A signature can take


    away persons life

    • Impossible to predict
    life expectancy
    • Medical facilities can be degraded
    • Rise in murders under the name of
    euthanasia.

    It was a mercy killing. I just couldn’t stand to see him suffer in front of that TV
    each time his favourite team lost…………..
    Thank you

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