Even in the Netherlands, where assisted dying has been legal and normalised for over 20 years, only about 6% of people die this way - and just one in nine cancer patients, the group it's most available to. The piece digs into why so few use it, how the trends are increasing, and how the rise may not be monotonic indefinitely.
Even in the Netherlands, where assisted dying has been legal and normalised for over 20 years, only about 6% of people die this way - and just one in nine cancer patients, the group it's most available to. The piece digs into why so few use it, how the trends are increasing, and how the rise may not be monotonic indefinitely.
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