Abstract
Clare Gerada1 suggests that medical bodies should take a neutral stance on the issue of assisted dying and should not be publicly opposed to or support any change in legislation that may allow assisted dying for terminally ill, mentally competent adults. At the heart of the case for neutrality is the principle that the decriminalisation of assisted dying should be …
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