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Prof. Anita Ho talks about end of life care, unproven therapies and the difficulty with TV’s portrayal of medicine. Anita Ho is an associate professor at the W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics and director of Ethics Services at Providence Health Care. She studies complex ethical matters including assisted suicide, in vitro fertilization and private health care. Full article here.
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