According to Gay-Williams, a life-ending act on the part of a doctor may be considered euthanasia if death was not the intended consequence of the action.

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According to Gay-Williams, for an act to be considered euthanasia, the death must be the intended outcome. If death was not intended, then it does not qualify as euthanasia under his definition.

According to Gay-Williams, a Life-Ending Act on the Part of a Doctor