Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada: How MAID Is Hurting the Vulnerable

This book explores how Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) in Canada has evolved from a compassionate option into a system that raises complex ethical questions, especially for vulnerable populations. Through detailed data, policy analysis, and real case examples, the author examines the expanding scope of MAID, highlighting concerns about economic pressures and the societal factors influencing decisions to end life. Connecting Canada's experience to global trends, the book prompts readers to consider the impact of assisted dying on the disabled, poor, and marginalized, urging a deeper understanding of what lies behind the headlines.