MAID: Doctors Should Not Help Patients Die
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MAID: Doctors Should Not Help Patients Die
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We talk with ER doctor Matt Clark about why he believes medical aid in dying crosses a moral line for clinicians and for society. We test his claims against autonomy, real-world suffering, and a personal story of a friend who chose a planned death.
• dignity as inherent rather than earned through independence or control
• why redefining dignity can undermine equal treatment for disabled and dependent patients
• the risk to vulnerable people through normalization and eligibility expansion over time
• “slippery slope” and indication creep examples from Canada and the Netherlands
• how medical ethics changes when intent shifts from relief to killing
• doctrine of double effect and why intention matters in end-of-life pain control
• the case for better goals-of-care talks plus stronger hospice and palliative care funding
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