Posted on Wednesday, October 15, 2025 | by Sarah Katherine Sisk | 0 Comments | Print The gruesome saga of Canada’s so-called “medical assistance in dying” (MAiD) regime reached a dark new milestone recently as a healthy heart from someone who was euthanized in Canada was transplanted into another patient in the United States. While some healthcare professionals and assisted suicide proponents are hailing the transplant as a medical breakthrough, it nonetheless raises serious ethical questions about the abuse of MAiD programs as a mechanism for organ harvesting. According to the National Post, a healthy heart from a 38-year-old Canadian…
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