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Myra Christopher, president and chief executive of the nonprofit, said that Colby’s work in the last two decades “has changed how we die in America.”

The guy is sure trying to change how we die, hopefully for him, sooner and by his control. Get out the Kevorkian tools 'cause here he comes.

Local lawyer Bill Colby, whose two books on right-to-die issues have earned him a national reputation, has joined the Center for Practical Bioethics.

As Senior Fellow–Law and Patient Rights, Colby will direct activities at the intersection of law, medicine and ethics, with special emphasis on patients’ rights and clinical practice, said Lorell LaBoube, the center’s director of communications..................

Local lawyer joins Center for Practical Bioethics

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We keep watch...

Lauren

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This just goes to show what an evil sham "bioethics" really is.

There is no "intersection of law, medicine and ethics" because "ethics" is a moral code and by definition murder is immoral. The lawyers can argue all they want that immorality is good, but that will never change the truth.