When the British conductor Edward Downes and his wife Joan died together in Switzerland in 2009, new concerns rose about the "slippery slope" of physician-assisted dying because

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Only Joan met the criteria for physician-assisted dying, which raised concerns because it highlighted the potential for the practice to be extended to individuals not originally intended to be eligible, such as those who are not terminally ill but choose to die alongside their terminally ill partners.

When the British Conductor Edward Downes and His Wife Joan