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David Goodall, 104, Just Took His Own Life, After Making A Powerful Statement About Assisted Death
On his final day, before he went to a Swiss clinic to die, David Goodall spoke about his 104 years of life - and his scheduled death.
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"This Is Taking An Awfully Long Time!", Says Scientist Before Assisted Suicide
A 104-year-old Australian scientist killed himself in Switzerland on Thursday by lethal injection in an assisted suicide he hoped would trigger more lenient euthanasia laws in his home country.
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Australian Scientist, 104, Wanted Death For Birthday. He Committed Assisted Suicide
A 104-year-old Australian scientist who travelled to Switzerland to end his life committed assisted suicide on Thursday, the foundation which helped him die said.
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104-Year-Old Australian Scientist David Goodall Plans To Kill Himself With 'Swiss Option'
A 104-year-old Australian scientist travelled to Switzerland to end his life, telling a news conference on Wednesday the nation's liberal assisted suicide laws let him commit suicide legally, in contrast to his home where it remains forbidden.
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Swiss Clinic Slams Australia Over Scientist, 104, Who Wants To Die
David Goodall, who caused a stir two years ago when his university tried unsuccessfully to have him declared unfit to be on campus, does not have a terminal illness but says his quality of life has deteriorated and that he wants to die.
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Australian Scientist Just Turned 104. His Birthday Wish Is To Die
Champagne bubbles danced in fancy glasses and birthday candles burned atop a cheesecake marking 104 years of a long and accomplished life.
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Scientist Off To Switzerland For Assisted Dying, Says "Regret" Being 104
Australia's oldest scientist, who caused a stir when his university tried to vacate his office aged 102, will fly to Switzerland in early May to end his life, reigniting a national euthanasia debate.
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Australia's Oldest Scientist Wins Battle To Continue Working At 102
A 102-year-old Australian ecologist, the country's oldest working scientist, has won a battle to keep working on campus at an Australian university.
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David Goodall, 104, Just Took His Own Life, After Making A Powerful Statement About Assisted Death
On his final day, before he went to a Swiss clinic to die, David Goodall spoke about his 104 years of life - and his scheduled death.
-
"This Is Taking An Awfully Long Time!", Says Scientist Before Assisted Suicide
A 104-year-old Australian scientist killed himself in Switzerland on Thursday by lethal injection in an assisted suicide he hoped would trigger more lenient euthanasia laws in his home country.
-
Australian Scientist, 104, Wanted Death For Birthday. He Committed Assisted Suicide
A 104-year-old Australian scientist who travelled to Switzerland to end his life committed assisted suicide on Thursday, the foundation which helped him die said.
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104-Year-Old Australian Scientist David Goodall Plans To Kill Himself With 'Swiss Option'
A 104-year-old Australian scientist travelled to Switzerland to end his life, telling a news conference on Wednesday the nation's liberal assisted suicide laws let him commit suicide legally, in contrast to his home where it remains forbidden.
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Swiss Clinic Slams Australia Over Scientist, 104, Who Wants To Die
David Goodall, who caused a stir two years ago when his university tried unsuccessfully to have him declared unfit to be on campus, does not have a terminal illness but says his quality of life has deteriorated and that he wants to die.
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Australian Scientist Just Turned 104. His Birthday Wish Is To Die
Champagne bubbles danced in fancy glasses and birthday candles burned atop a cheesecake marking 104 years of a long and accomplished life.
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Scientist Off To Switzerland For Assisted Dying, Says "Regret" Being 104
Australia's oldest scientist, who caused a stir when his university tried to vacate his office aged 102, will fly to Switzerland in early May to end his life, reigniting a national euthanasia debate.
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Australia's Oldest Scientist Wins Battle To Continue Working At 102
A 102-year-old Australian ecologist, the country's oldest working scientist, has won a battle to keep working on campus at an Australian university.
