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Paul Komesaroff

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Physician, philosopher, researcher Author of Riding a crocodile and Experiments in love and death
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Climate adaptation must address global inequity of suffering

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By Cara M Platts, Jennifer Philip, Paul Komesaroff
| The Lancet Verified
The 2025 Lancet Countdown on health and climate change highlights the accelerating human toll of climate inaction and documents record heat-related deaths, widespread food insecurity, and intensifying climate-driven disease risks.1 However, one aspect of the health response that is becoming increasingly urgent as the climate emergency intensifies remains absent from the report: equitable access to palliative and end-of-life care.
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How VAD will be different in the NT

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By Geetanjali Lamba, Kane Vellar, Paul Komesaroff
| Aged Care Insite Verified
Voluntary assisted dying is being debated in the Northern Territory (NT) parliament this month. The NT is now the last jurisdiction in Australia without voluntary assisted dying laws. But it wasn’t always this way. Once, the NT was a pioneer in legalising assisted dying. Here’s what’s happened since then, and why this time, the conversation looks very different. It’s been nearly 30 years since the NT made history as the first jurisdiction in the world to legalise assisted dying.
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How voluntary assisted dying in the NT would be different to down south

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By Geetanjali Lamba, Kane Vellar, Paul Komesaroff, Lisa Lock
| Medical Xpress Verified
Voluntary assisted dying is being debated in the Northern Territory (NT) parliament this week. The NT is now the last jurisdiction in Australia without voluntary assisted dying laws. But it wasn't always this way. Once, the NT was a pioneer in legalizing assisted dying. Here's what's happened since then, and why this time, the conversation looks very different. A brief history It's been nearly 30 years since the NT made history as the first jurisdiction in the world to legalize assisted dying.
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