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Assisted deaths remain rare
She would not undergo chemotherapy
She would not allow surgery on her brain
A person can die in a dignified way
It was a daily pill with limited side effects
Between 2015 and 2023 there were 692 medically assisted deaths in a country of 53 million people
In February 2024 she began to have excruciating headaches
Assisted death is allowed for patients with unbearable suffering whether their illness is terminal or not
Colombia has allowed physician-assisted death for a decade
Ms Andia went to a doctor in Bogotá about back pain
Tatiana Andia was a hero to many people
By 2023 only one in three hospitals had established the required review committees
The cancer was incurable
Tatiana Andia negotiated cheaper drug prices for Colombia
The support she earned in New Jersey went well beyond being a Bernie girl
Tracey Tully is a reporter for The Times who covers New Jersey
We should be building policies that are responsive to the needs of people not corporate giants
Supporters led chants of abolish ICE and tax the rich before she began speaking
The race featured millions of dollars in spending by outside interest groups
She has called for abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency and held campaign events that doubled as migrant rights teach-ins