New York startup Quiĕtus offers terminally ill patients 'a good death' at home for $12,000
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Imagine that instead of taking medication to fend off death from a terminal illness, a person could pay to take a concoction that will end their life in minutes — giving them full control of when and where they die. This process, known as medical aid in dying (MAID), is legal in 13 states. New...
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