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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1975

Page

6

Doctor challenges death amid Quinlan case views

Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross argues death may not exist as a state, citing near death experiences of patients previously declared medically dead. She discusses Quinlan in New Jersey, condemns life-sustaining respirators without court orders, and urges physicians to follow conscience.

Karen Ann Quinlan New Jersey Kubler-Ross Kubler- Ross Ross

Mother grieves as respirator death investigated ends

Nassau County district attorney closes probe into 16 year old Maryjane Dahl's death after her respirator was unplugged at Nassau Hospital. Medical examiner labeled homicide but DA finds evidence insufficient to prove unplugging caused death. Maryjane had meningitis Hodgkin's disease and kidney failure.

Mineola N.Y Janet Dahl Sarvent Mary Jane Jane Sheehan Nassau County Maryjane Dahl Dillon Nassau Hospital Navy Sheehan Nassau _ Hospital Maryjane

Death definition evolves with brain death criteria

The meaning of death shifts as states adopt brain death standards alongside cessation of breathing and circulation. Legislation in six states enables organ procurement by recognizing brain death, with university centers like Michigan and Harvard forming CNS review panels to assess comatose patients.

Colorado California Kansas Michigan Oregon West Virginia Vard

Purifiers in water linked to cancer claims debated

A Loyola University researcher questions EPA standards on cancer causing elements in water while Dr John Christman notes a bladder cancer history and proposes dual water systems for drinking and all other uses. Other passages discuss brain death criteria used by transplant evaluation boards.

New Orleans Environmental Protection Agency Loyola University John Christman Christman Martha Westersburg

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