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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.

New York and D.C. allow physician-assisted suicide, prompting lawmakers to urge CMS to monitor practices and establish strict hospice rules.

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New York and D.C. allow physician-assisted suicide, prompting lawmakers to urge CMS to monitor practices and establish strict hospice rules.

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  1. James Lankford urges tighter oversight of assisted suicide practices in hospice care involving U.S. DHHS and CMS.Sub-event
  2. Lawmakers call on CMS to monitor assisted suicide practices following NY and D.C. approvals.1 source

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