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Spiden Announces Breakthrough in Non-Invasive Glucose Monitoring, Adds Key Executive Hires and Secures $15m in Additional Funding – IT Business Net

Spiden Announces Breakthrough in Non-Invasive Glucose Monitoring, Adds Key Executive Hires and Secures $15m in Additional Funding – IT Business Net
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Former supreme court judge Lord Sumption says elderly and vulnerable people could feel covert pressure to end their lives if assisted dying is legalised

Lord Sumption cautioned that changing the law could be a disservice to the old, infirm or disabled - but said he still believed the risk would be worth taking.

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I cannot go on : Husband chokes back tears as he reveals wife s final words describing how MS had robbed her life of enjoyment and left her wanting to die - before travelling to Dignitas

BBC Radio 4 Today listener David Sowry recently accompanied his wife to the assisted-dying clinic in Zurich, Switzerland, after the pain from her neurological disease became too much.

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Final journey on a private plane and a last supper with loved ones before taking the fatal drink: Inside Dignitas where terminally ill patients pay £20,000 to end their lives as Esther Rantzen reveals she has joined the assisted dying clinic

Janet Appleyard used her £20,000 life savings to go to Zurich by private jet in February 2021 after a debilitating stroke, needing oxygen on her final journey by plane and then taxi to Dignitas.

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iKOMG and Triplan+ Unveil iKOQ TRAVEL: Pioneering Direct TV-to-Vacation Bookings!

PFAFFIKON, Switzerland, Nov. 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ iKOMG, a leading end-to-end media service partner for broadcasters and content owners announces a…

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