Euthanasia is a bioethical dilemma because:

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End-of-life cases have generally taken two routes: (1) actively assisting in a suicide or euthanasia and (2) simply withdrawing medical intervention for a patient. Many would argue that these two are vastly different and that withdrawing care or intervention is far different than actually causing the death of an individual. Others feel that it is simply a matter of allowing a patient who will die anyway to have autonomy over the method-just as they are allowed to select their own treatment options after being fully informed.

Euthanasia Is a Bioethical Dilemma Because