According to Wolf, a key premise of arguments against physician-assisted suicide is that:
A) Physician-assisted suicide is indistinguishable from euthanasia.
B) Any action in which death is the foreseeable consequence is forbidden.
C) Patients generally lack the autonomy to consent.
D) The practice is not necessary to provide humane end-of-life care.

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Wolf argues that humane end-of-life care can be provided without resorting to physician-assisted suicide, suggesting that it is not necessary for compassionate care.

According to Wolf, a Key Premise of Arguments Against Physician-Assisted