terminally ill patients

Former NPR host Diane Rehm’s new book, " When My Time Comes ," explores the movement nationwide to allow for terminally ill patients to access end of...

The D.C. law gives District physicians the right to prescribe lethal medication to terminally ill patients who have less than six months to live.

A new law going into effect in California will allow terminally ill patients with less than six months to live to request life-ending medication from a...

A new law that legalized full-strength marijuana for terminally ill patients has spurred the latest challenge in the competition for coveted medical…

State health officials on Monday paved the way for Gainesville-based San Felasco Nurseries to join five other dispensing organizations authorized to grow…

With Floridians poised to vote this fall on broad legalization of medical marijuana, Gov. Rick Scott on Friday signed a bill that will allow terminally…

Continuing to consider how many nurseries should take part in the industry, a House panel Monday approved a bill that would allow patients with terminal…

More times than she can count, Dr. Carin van Zyl has heard terminally ill patients beg to die. They tell her they can’t handle the pain, that the nausea…

A Senate panel this week will take up a bill that would allow terminally ill patients to use medical marijuana, as lawmakers continue to grapple with…

Two Republican lawmakers are pitching a moderate expansion of the medical marijuana system they pushed through the Legislature almost two years ago. The...