There are five main categories of the practice of euthanasia: indirect, direct, voluntary, non-voluntary, and involuntary. The main reason for euthanasia would have to reside upon the unbearable pain of the patient. However, as the painkillers are constantly developing in our world today, the pro side of euthanasia is proportionally weakened.

Debates the issue of Euthanasia. Explores quality of life issues. Describes current options available to patients seeking euthanasia.

Discusses the medical ethics related to suicide and euthanasia of the elderly. Provides a case study.

Essay gives arguments against the controversial practice of euthanasia.

Argues for the legalization and morality of euthanasia.

A thorough look into the history and types of Euthanasia as well as a current evaluation on the issue.

Pros and cons of euthanasia

Explores both sides of the euthanasia issue in the United States and questions if the practice should be legalized. Examines ethical and moral issues of euthanasia.

Examines current euthanasia laws in Australia and provides recommendations for change. Discusses the Rights of the Terminally Ill Act.

Medical, religious and ethical arguments for banning euthanasia, the practice of physican-assisted suicide.

Australia has a long history of legislative debate and legislation regarding euthanasia. In general, Australia and the province and national level have pass laws punishing the practice, although the issue continues to be discussed.

Essay provides a discussion of the extremely controversial topic of assisted suicide, which was made famous by Dr. Jack Kevorkian.

Presents factual information about euthanasia, or assisted suicide. Considers if doctors helping patients with assisted suicide are helping or murdering their patients. Promotes the legalization of assisted suicide.

Euthanasia: Arguments in support

Discusses the controversial issue of euthanasia. As references, uses "Make Mine Hemlock" by Van Den Haag and "In Defense of Voluntary Euthanasia" by Sidney Hook.

Euthanasia as viewed by the Muslims

Essay discusses the positives aspects of euthanasia and physician assisted suicide.

Euthanasia should not be considered as an option for people who suffer from terminal illness or severe disability. Studies have shown that over ninety percent of those who committed suicide had suffered from mental illness. In addition, euthanasia is sinful in most Christians' eyes, and there are more and more new techniques to help control or reduce pain so that people can live better lives.

This tells about pros and cons of Euthanasia Mercy Killing.

Essay provides my personal opinion regarding the controversial subject of euthanasia.

Examines the issue of euthanasia. Debates both sides of the practice. Explores current laws governing the issue as well as church involvement.

The topic of euthanasia and why some oppose it for religious and ethical reasons. Plus, opinions by the author on why it should be legal in Canada.

Euthanasia: Arguments against

Essay discusses the pros and cons of legalizing and thinking about euthanasia.

Deals with the very controversial issue of euthanasia.

Euthanasia provides the means for individuals who are suffering from incurable, painful, and humiliating diseases to die with dignity.

Examines the moral argument of whether someone has the right to die if they want to.

Issues involved in euthanasia and whether it should be legalized. The experience of legalized euthanasia in the Netherlands and the author's opinions are included.

Examines the issue of euthanasia. Questions the religious opposition to it. Explores the pros and cons of the issue.

Explores the arguments that people have against legalizing and not legalizing euthansia. Discusses pros and cons. Examines efforts of the hospice movement to address the question of quality of life.

Life-support systems, respirators, and feeding tubes are devices do more than just prolong the dying of an individual. These devices sustain life and gives individuals one more chance to be alive and prolong valuable time with people who love them.

Essay explains how euthanasia is an example of deviance.

A persuasive essay describing the pros of euthanasia and mercy-killing. Explains why euthanasia should be legal.

Essay provides a discussion about euthanasia.

Reasoning in support of euthanasia, with the Terri Schaivo case as an example.

Comparison of euthanasia in "Of Mice and Men" to a doctor performing euthanasia.

Essay attempts to answer the question do people have the right to die? It also deals with human rights and personal freedom.

Reviews and summarizes the essay "Who Lives? Who Dies? Who Decides?" By Ellen Goodman. Examines the issue of assisted suicide and provides examples of people who have been in this situation.