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Umbria approves law on medically assisted suicide

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(ANSA) - ROME, 22 OTT - Umbria on Thursday approved a law on medically assisted suicide, the fifth Italian region to do so. The Legislative Assembly of Umbria has approved a citizens' initiative bill titled "Provisions for regional healthcare assistance regarding medically assisted voluntary death t

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Umbria approves law on medically assisted suicide. (ANSA) - ROME, 22 OTT - Umbria on Thursday approved a law on medically assisted suicide, the fifth Italian region to do so. The Legislative Assembly of Umbria has approved a citizens' initiative bill titled "Provisions for regional healthcare assistance regarding medically assisted voluntary death t Covered by 1 publications. ANSA English: Umbria approves law on medically assisted suicide.

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  1. ANSA English Italy Umbria approves law on medically assisted suicide (ANSA) - ROME, 22 OTT - Umbria on Thursday approved a law on medically assisted suicide, the fifth Italian region to do so. The Legislative Assembly of Umbria has approved a citizens' initiative bill titled "Provisions for regional healthcare assistance regarding medically assisted voluntary death t 22 Oct · Tier 3

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