2 chapters across the catalog
Kelsey Sherrod introduces the topic of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), describing it as a "slow drip" of euthanasia into the American healthcare system. She notes that 14 U.S. jurisdictions have now legalized the protocol. Sherrod argues that MAID is being presented as compassionate care while actually serving as a cost-saving measure that replaces genuine palliative care.
Palliative Care Training, Down Syndrome and Remdesivir
A 2011 training document from the Palliative Care Network of Wisconsin is presented as a "smoking gun" for the targeted euthanasia of people with Down syndrome. The document encourages doctors to use "substituted judgment" because the views of cognitively impaired patients may not be known. The discussion also warns against the drug Remdesivir (Veklury), claiming it was pushed by Anthony Fauci despite high mortality rates to generate profit for Gilead Sciences.
