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Eutanasia
Eutanasia voluntaria
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Eutanasia voluntaria

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La eutanasia voluntaria es la práctica de la finalización de la vida de una manera indolora. Tanto esta como el suicidio asistido han sido focos de interés a lo largo de los últimos años.

A fecha de 2009 existen formas legales de eutanasia voluntaria en Bélgica,​ Colombia,​ Luxemburgo,​ Países Bajos,​ Suiza​ y Canadá.​

Definición

El rechazo voluntario de alimento y fluidos o la renuncia a la nutrición e hidratación por parte del paciente, bordean el concepto de eutanasia; de hecho, algunos autores lo clasifican como eutanasia pasiva​ mientras otros lo consideran de forma separada porque se trata de modo diferente desde el punto de vista legal y, se percibe así como una opción más ética.​ El rechazo de alimentos se sugiere como una alternativa legal a la eutanasia en jurisdicciones que la prohíben.[cita requerida]

Véase también

Bibliografía en inglés

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