Physician-Assisted Death is the eleventh volume in the Biomedical Ethics Reviews series and offers a comprehensive examination of the topic of physician-assisted dying. In this volume, the editors, led by Dr. Gregg A. Kasting, an experienced physician and expert in biomedical ethics, have compiled a variety of essays that summarize the existing literature, prevailing attitudes, and arguments surrounding this sensitive issue. The contributions aim to advance the discussion on physician-assisted dying and illuminate different perspectives and arguments. The essays have been carefully selected and provide a balanced and in-depth analysis of the ethical, medical, and social aspects associated with this topic. This collection of essays is of interest not only to healthcare professionals but also to anyone looking to engage with the complex questions surrounding euthanasia.