To review the bill, the Assembly has formed a Select Committee consisting of the following members:
Assm. David Orentlicher (D-Las Vegas) – Committee Chair
Assm. Cecelia González (D-Las Vegas)
Assm. Danielle Gallant (R-Las Vegas)
Assm. Cinthia Moore (D-North Las Vegas)
Assm. Rebecca Edgeworth (R-Las Vegas)
In a recent 2024 poll, 63% Nevadans support that terminally ill patients should be allowed the option to use medical aid in dying.
Faced with a terminal diagnosis, people in your state deserve the full range end-of-life care options, including medical aid in dying. Medical aid in dying allows terminally ill adults to get a prescription they can take to end their life peacefully.
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Medical aid-in-dying legislation, SB 261, was heard today by the Senate Health and Human Services Committee. Sen. David Parks (D-Las Vegas) introduced the bill. Medical aid in dying is an end-of-life medical practice in which a terminally ill, mentally capable individual who has a prognosis of six months or less to live requests, obtains and—if…
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