The MAiD Great Replacement Theory Goes Mainstream
How demographic statistics about assisted dying became evidence for a racist conspiracy theory
MAiD in Canada
MAiD in Canada delivers accurate, compassionate insights on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD). Led by nurses Paul and Kim, we address misinformation, share updates, and explore key issues to inform and empower our readers.
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B.C. health care providers needed for a study about men’s experiences with MAiD
UBC researchers are seeking health care providers who have supported or assessed men who sought or received medical assistance in dying.
Ask Us Anything
We’re going to try something a little different in September: an Ask Us Anything.
From Executions to MAiD: The Weak Science Behind Dr. Zivot’s MAiD “Drowning” Claim
The Long Version
From Executions to MAiD: The Weak Science Behind Dr. Zivot’s MAiD “Drowning” Claim
The Short Version
Challenging MAiD Misinformation is Making a Difference
Another example of a win for truth your support made possible
The August MAiD Quiz is Live
We missed posting the July MAiD quiz due to some personal life events getting in the way. But we’re back this month with the August Quiz. With MAiD for mental illness continuing to make headlines, new and ongoing court cases, and the federal government still to respond to recommendations from the parliamentary AMAD committee, we thought this month was a good time to focus our quiz on MAiD and…
This Week in MAiD Misinformation - The Tucker Carlson Edition
This week in MAiD misinformation is dedicated to Tucker Carlson, who interviewed a familiar Canadian purveyor of misinformation and conspiracy theories about MAiD.
How One False Claim About MAiD Took Six Months to Correct
The American Association of Suicidology republishes its statement distinguishing MAiD from suicide—and illustrates one of the greatest challenges of combating misinformation.
New MAiD Infographics—Free to Use and Share
We are always looking for way to make information about medical assistance in dying easier to access, understand, and share.