Carla A Arena Ventura, Ann Gallagher, Robert Jago, Isabel Amélia Costa Mendes
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Rethinking ethical and legal issues at the end of life in the U.K. and Brazil: a role for solidarity?
There are currently high profile debates about legal and ethical aspects of end of life care and treatment in the U.K. and Brazil. Unlike some other jurisdictions, neither country has legalised assisted dying or euthanasia. We argue that it is timely to consider the issues from the perspectives of an evolving concept in bioethics, that of solidarity.