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Who Do They Think They Are?

When extraordinary writers prove fallible

To Save a Planet

Between despair and disaster

Campfire Confessional

Crushes, counsellors, and s’more

Anita Ho

Anita Ho is a professor specializing in bioethics at the Centre for Applied Ethics at the University of British Columbia. She is also the director of ethics services at Providence Health Care in Vancouver.

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Denial and Dignity

An examination of how we die in an era of rescue medicine October 2009
“This is not your mum anymore.” Terry, one of the people Tim Falconer interviewed, talked of how even as his mother was described as being in a vegetative state, he always treated her as if she was there. Janet, whose daughter Stephanie was comatose after the removal of a brain tumour, spoke of not wanting to discontinue treatment for her…