The Ethical Dilemma: Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Decides? With Alex Schadenberg

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The Ethical Dilemma: Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Decides? With Alex Schadenberg | #297

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The Ethical Dilemma: Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Decides? With Alex Schadenberg | #297

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In this episode of The Ethical Dilemma, we dive deep into the controversial world of organ donation and presumed consent — a policy where your organs could be taken unless you explicitly opt out.

Joined by Alex Schadenberg, Executive Director and Co-Founder of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition, we unpack:

How presumed consent laws are reshaping global healthcare systems
The ethical challenges and moral grey zones policymakers face
The potential benefits for patients — and the risks to personal freedom
Why this debate touches every single one of us

This isn’t just about medicine — it’s about life, death, autonomy, and choice.

🔗 Learn more from Alex Schadenberg: https://www.epcblog.org
🎧 Subscribe for more thought-provoking conversations on life, ethics, and the policies shaping our future.