The report lists that there was “unknown information” for 50 to 70 percent of deaths for the following categories: whether the doctor was present when the drugs were ingested, if there were complications, if emergency services were called, and the time between ingestion to unconsciousness and to death. When such a substantial proportion of important information is unknown and with much incomplete information, how are we to know what is really happening with doctor-assisted suicide in Oregon?
Oregonian
“Doctor-assisted suicide: Annual report raises more questions than answers”
February 11, 2011
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