A collection of Jack Kevorkian’s files is now housed at the University of Michigan, the late pathologist’s alma mater, opening to the public at a time when the physician-assisted suicide movement that he helped spark gains ground across the U.S. (Nov. 30)
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Kevorkian Archive Opens as "Medicide" Rates Rise
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