About End Of Life Hub
Our Mission
End Of Life Hub is a factual, educational reference on medically assisted dying laws around the world. Our goal is to provide clear, accurate, up-to-date information for patients, families, healthcare professionals, researchers, and journalists.
We do not advocate for or against assisted dying. We present the law as it exists, explain eligibility requirements and processes, and link to authoritative official sources.
What We Cover
- Every country where medically assisted dying is currently legal
- All US states with Death with Dignity or similar laws
- Eligibility requirements, processes, and safeguards for each jurisdiction
- Key organizations and official government resources
- In-depth blog articles explaining laws in plain language
Accuracy & Updates
Laws in this area change frequently. We review and update pages when legislation is enacted, amended, or struck down. If you notice an error or know of a legal change we have not yet reflected, please use the Contact page.
All pages display a "last updated" reference date. Information should be verified with the relevant government health authority before making any decisions.
Editorial Standards & Sourcing
Every page is written from primary and authoritative sources: the text of the relevant statute or court ruling, the government department or health authority that administers the law, and the official review bodies that publish case data (for example, Oregon Health Authority, the Netherlands' Regional Euthanasia Review Committees, and Health Canada). Where we summarise eligibility or process, we describe the general framework and direct readers to the official source for the exact, current requirements.
We present information neutrally. End Of Life Hub does not advocate for or against assisted dying, does not provide individual medical or legal guidance, and is not affiliated with any provider, clinic, or advocacy organization. We earn revenue through contextual advertising, which never influences how a law or jurisdiction is described.
Who This Resource Is For
End Of Life Hub is used by patients and families researching options, healthcare professionals and social workers who need a quick jurisdictional reference, students and researchers studying comparative law and bioethics, and journalists seeking accurate background. Because terminology and eligibility differ so much between countries and US states, our goal is to make those differences easy to find and understand in one place — always as a starting point for verification with official authorities, never as a substitute for professional advice.