Theresa Marie Schiavo was in a persistent vegetative state for 15 years before her artificial hydration and nutrition were stopped and she died. A dispute between her husband and her parents produced what is arguably the most important end-of-life case since those of Karen Quinlan in the 1970's and Nancy Cruzan in the 1980's.

This web-based resource features a timeline of key events,a selected bliography, Web links (including religion and faith-based resources) and streaming video of conference presentations on the case; other materials are in preparation. It is intended for use by students, health care professionals and policy makers.

Suggestions for additional content are welcome. Please contact Ken Goodman.

Related Resources

Nova Southeastern University's Law Library has created a suite of resources on the case of Eluana Englaro, sometimes called "Italy's Terri Schiavo." More»