Physician Assisted Suicide The classical version of the Hippocratic oath states that a doctor should never give a deadly drug to anyone who asks for it, nor should he make a suggestion to this effect. The oath also states that the doctor should not give a woman an abortive remedy. In support of this oath, it is morally objectionable to ask a physician to participate in a physician assisted suicide. Based on the modern version, …showed first 75 words of 440 total…

…showed last 75 words of 440 total…This is a very difficult decision for everyone involved. Physicians are not only legally bound to the oath; they are morally obligated to do what is right. Without regard to consent of the willing, they are morally obligated to do what is right for the patient, the families and for themselves. Like many other ethical issues involving life and death in today's society, physician assisted suicide and euthanasia in general will be an ongoing debate.