United StatesFrench lawmakers are preparing to approve a bill that would legalize assisted dying for terminally ill patients. This development would make France part of a limited number of countries where such practices are permitted. The proposed legislation allows doctors to assist patients in ending their lives under specific conditions. The move reflects ongoing global discussions around end-of-life care and patient autonomy. If passed, the law would represent a significant shift in French healthcare policy.
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