Bhumika Rathore 

The deliberate taking of a life to eliminate suffering, usually as a result of a fatal illness or excruciating pain, is known as euthanasia. A doctor, another medical professional, or the patient themself may perform this action (in cases of assisted suicide). A person's autonomy and freedom to choose their own end-of-life care, including whether to refuse life-sustaining treatment or ask for assistance in dying if they have a terminal illness or other irreversible condition, is the foundation of the right to die with dignity principle. The practice of euthanasia dates back to ancient civilizations, when it was occasionally employed to end pain or preserve social order. But when Christianity spread and Hippocratic medical ethics gained traction, euthanasia became mainly frowned upon in Western nations. And now, euthanasia laws vary throughout nations. 

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