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A "euthanasia kit" available in the 250 Belgian Multipharma's chemist shops for the general practitioners who want to practise euthanasias at the patients' homes on April 18, 2005 ETIENNE ANSOTTE/AFP/Getty Images
Voluntary assisted dying (VAD) laws will be examined after a man used his wife’s euthanasia drugs after she died in hospital.
The older man was not eligible for VAD, but he died after self-ingesting the oral substance prescribed to his VAD-eligible wife who passed away before she had the chance to take it.