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A good day to bury bad news? New CANH guidance released by BMA

December 13, 2018 Written by End of Life

When Jo Moore infamously sent a memo saying in effect that 11 September 2001 was a good day to bury bad news, she inadvertently lifted the veil on a time honoured practice of releasing news and reports in the midst of major national or world […]

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Reflections on the BMA’s vote to ‘decriminalise’ abortion – ten key observations

July 5, 2017 Written by Medical Practice , Start of Life

Last week delegates at the BMA annual representative meeting (ARM) voted to support the decriminalisation of abortion. You can listen to the whole debate here and five brilliant two-minute speeches against the motion here. Two previous blog posts give the background in more detail here […]

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Over 1,000 doctors reject BMA abortion decriminalisation motion – this is why

June 26, 2017 Written by Medical Practice , Start of Life

Over 1,000 doctors and medical students have signed an open letter urging the British Medical Association (BMA) to reject a motion calling for the complete decriminalisation of abortion. Also, just under 21,000 members of the public have signed a similar petition on Citizen Go. Motion […]

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Doctors debate the complete decriminalisation of abortion at BMA ARM

June 21, 2017 Written by Start of Life

Doctors could back the complete decriminalisation of abortion in Britain next week. On Tuesday 27 June the British Medical Association annual representative meeting in Bournemouth will vote on a motion seeking to end all legal restrictions on abortion. Currently, abortion remains illegal in Britain under the Offences Against the […]

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The BMA should reject this latest attempt to push it neutral on assisted suicide and euthanasia

June 20, 2016 Written by End of Life

On 21 June, the Annual Representative Meeting (ARM) of the British Medical Association (BMA) will consider two motions on assisted suicide. The BMA is the UK’s professional association and registered trade union for doctors and currently has 170,000 members. It has been opposed to the legalisation of assisted suicide and euthanasia […]