Keep assisted dying laws simple, says Whitty
Dr Andrew Green, of the British Medical Association, which is neutral on the law change, said: "We do believe it should not ...
High Court does not have capacity to preside over assisted dying bill, warns retired judge
The bill, in its current form, says an eligible patient must have the approval of two independent doctors and the High Court.
New information service ‘would reassure medics and patients on assisted dying’
Dr Andrew Green, chairman of the British Medical Association’s medical ethics committee, called for such a service to be ...
Doctors' union which went on strike accused of underpaying its own staff
Staff members at the BMA could go on strike just months after medics took to the picket line for the same reason ...
Doctors should be able to opt out of recommending assisted dying, MPs told
The assisted dying bill was being scrutinised by MPs who heard from medical experts about the details of the potential ...
Assisted dying UPDATES: Medical experts face tough questions from MPs
Experts including England's chief medical officer, Sir Chris Whitty, are giving evidence to MPs on the assisted dying bill.