A suicide pod dubbed the “Tesla of euthanasia” will be used for the first time next week. Sarco, a 3D-printed capsule, was ...

Assisted suicide advocate Dr Nitschke invented the controversial Sarco pod in 2021, which is designed to give the patient the ...

Now, Switzerland is set to go one step further, introducing the suicide pod, and it won't require "medical supervision." Philip Nitschke is a 76-year-old Swiss and the founder of Exit International.

The company behind a 3D-printed pod which can help carry out assisted suicide has said it is confident it could be used in Switzerland as early as next year. Sarco commissioned a Swiss legal ...

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The first person to use the machine in Switzerland was scheduled to do so next week but now Swiss prosecutors are looking into banning the pod. Voluntary assisted suicide, in which somebody is ...

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Switzerland has reportedly approved the use of a suicide pod called the Sarco capsule. Sarco is a 3D-printed capsule that has been developed by Australia-based international nonprofit Exit ...

It would cost $20 to use. The Last Resort organisation said it saw no legal obstacle to its use in Switzerland, where the law generally allows assisted suicide if the person commits the lethal act ...

Cue the controversy, because Switzerland is about to test the world's first portable "suicide pod." Known as Sarco, its sleek design is meant to take away from some of the uneasiness around assisted ...

The 'suicide pod', created by assisted dying advocate Dr Philip Nitschke, is still yet to be tested for the first time, and a woman due to have the first scheduled death in the capsule has gone ...