Sophie Turner Opposes Medical Aid in Dying Law
Sophie Turner signed a letter expressing deep concern about a proposed medical aid in dying law. She highlighted the risks the law could pose to individuals with eating disorders.
The letter emphasizes the potential harm such legislation might cause for vulnerable groups, especially people struggling with eating disorders.
Turner’s stance reflects worries that medical aid in dying could be misused or prematurely applied in cases involving mental health challenges.
Sophie Turner's public opposition underscores the need for careful consideration of medical aid in dying laws when it comes to protect at-risk populations.
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