He clearly dislikes the debreather and speaks against the right-to-die movement a fair amount in this article:
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But this more recent article made him seem like way more of a right-to-die activist:
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(PDF) Ogden, R. D (2010). The debreather: A report on euthanasia and suicide assistance using adapted scuba technology. Death Studies, 34, 291-317
PDF | In response to the general prohibition of euthanasia and assisted suicide, some right-to-die activists have developed non-medical methods to... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
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But this more recent article made him seem like way more of a right-to-die activist:
'Bizarre situation': Controversial assisted suicide expert missing from B.C. university, but still drawing salary
'This is a world-leading researcher we're talking about, who has done nothing wrong, yet the academy has shut him out and won't even explain why. It's disgraceful.'
