Australia’s oldest scientist will fly to Switzerland in early May to end his life, reigniting national euthanasia debate. David Goodall, who is now 104, doesn't have terminal illness but quality of life has deteriorated and he has secured fast-track appointment with assisted dying agency in Basel.

Australia’s oldest scientist will fly to Switzerland in early May to end his life, reigniting national euthanasia debate. David Goodall, who is now 104, doesn't have terminal illness but quality of life has deteriorated and he has secured fast-track appointment with assisted dying agency in Basel. - NewsGossipBull.BlogSpot.com - Latest News, Gossip & Bullshit

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Australia’s oldest scientist will fly to Switzerland in early May to end his life, reigniting national euthanasia debate. David Goodall, who is now 104, doesn't have terminal illness but quality of life has deteriorated and he has secured fast-track appointment with assisted dying agency in Basel.

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Australia’s oldest scientist will fly to Switzerland in early May to end his life, reigniting national euthanasia debate. David Goodall, who is now 104, doesn't have terminal illness but quality of life has deteriorated and he has secured fast-track appointment with assisted dying agency in Basel.

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