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  1. Bills allowing life-ending medication are under consideration, with the American Medical Association involved in discussions about physician-assisted suicide.
  2. New York and D.C. allow physician-assisted suicide, prompting lawmakers to urge CMS to monitor practices and establish strict hospice rules.

James Lankford urges tighter oversight of assisted suicide practices in hospice care involving U.S. DHHS and CMS.

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James Lankford urges tighter oversight of assisted suicide practices in hospice care involving U.S. DHHS and CMS.

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