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"Dr Philip Nitschke - also known as 'Dr Death - did not bring his 'suicide collar' into Britain (pictured) amid fears it would be seized by customs The collar, called 'Kairos', consists of two balloons that exert pressure on the carotid artery, leading first to unconsciousness and then to death (Pictured: A model of the 'Kairos' collar) Earlier this year, Dr Nitschke said that he would conduct the first assisted suicide using the collar on a woman in Switzerland who would be his first 'test subject'."
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2026-09-06 · News | Mail Online
Controversial right-to-die campaigner dubbed 'Dr Death' speaks in London to promote his 'suicide collar' - but without the device over fears 'it would get stopped at customs' assertive

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