According to Kass, which of the following reasons are used to support physician-assisted death?

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Kass argues that the main reasons used to support physician-assisted death include the right to control one's body and life, and the idea that it may be justified in cases where the patient's life is no longer worth living due to extreme pain, a terminal condition, or other factors. The idea that a physician is no longer obligated to heal once a patient has been diagnosed with a terminal illness is not necessarily a reason in support of physician-assisted death, but it may be related to discussions around end-of-life care and decision-making. Therefore, options A and B are both correct while option C is not a direct reason used to support physician-assisted death.

According to Kass, Which of the Following Reasons Are Used