A recent poll has highlighted growing concerns among the British public about being pressurised into assisted suicide due to the economic challenges that the UK’s National Health Service is facing.
The poll found that while a majority backed the principle of being able to choose euthanasia or assisted suicide for oneself, more than four in ten members of the public (43 per cent) said it could incentivise health professionals to encourage some patients to take their lives given the pressures on the NHS, reports the Daily Telegraph.
