Arguments Of Euthanasia

When looking into sources getting different views can greatly broaden the view of the reader and also the author which allows them to make an educated and logical argument on the subject. The topic of physician assisted suicide has many different sides to its argument which makes it a prime candidate in getting opposing views for research. It brings into question the morals and integrity of doctors, and also the morals of the patients and families that choose physician assisted suicide. Many people see it as tarnishing the value of human life, while others believe it gives a person one of their most basic human rights to choose how their body is handled. These types of arguments can change the views of a person when they thought they had come to the right conclusion, which shows the importance of doing in-depth research.
The authors Amber Shah and Ammara Mushtag were both final year medical students, Amber was attending Sind Medical College and Ammara was attending Dow Medical College. The context of “The Right to Live and Die? A Perspective on Voluntary Euthanasia,” had a neutral viewpoint on physician assisted suicide and focused mainly on presenting both sides of the arguments regarding the practical use of euthanasia by doctors. They discussed the morals and reasoning’s …show more content…
She describes herself as a very passionate writer regarding the topics of the medical community. The article “The Ethics of Euthanasia, “outlines the arguments that make up the views of the opinions both for and against physician assisted suicide. The basis of the supporters is that the patients reserve the right to choose how their body is treated with the basic rights of humans. While the against argument is that the type of action such as euthanasia violates the Hippocratic oath, and decreases the value of a human life while giving the physicians too much