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The French National Assembly has voted on a bill allowing assisted medical euthanasia, making it possible for adults suffering from a serious, untreatable illness—under specific conditions—to take a lethal substance themselves or with the assistance of a doctor. It is required that the patient be at least 18 years old, a legal resident of France, and experiencing unbearable pain, with a doctor confirming the condition's seriousness. President Emmanuel Macron welcomed this law, which was approved after years of debate, with the goal of alleviating the suffering of patients in advanced stages.
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