Disability, mental health organizations urge Ottawa to permanently halt MAID for mental illness

Ninety disability and mental health organizations are urging the federal government to permanently halt expansion of medical assistance in dying to individuals whose sole condition is mental illness. The article centers on a policy and regulatory debate with potential implications for healthcare practice and legislation, but it contains no market-moving financial data. The tone is cautious and defensive, reflecting concern over the proposed expansion.

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Ninety disability and mental health organizations are urging the federal government to permanently halt expansion of medical assistance in dying to individuals whose sole condition is mental illness. The article centers on a policy and regulatory debate with potential implications for healthcare practice and legislation, but it contains no market-moving financial data. The tone is cautious and defensive, reflecting concern over the proposed expansion.