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Canada’s euthanasia policies continue to generate discussion around eligibility, healthcare costs, patient protections, and medical ethics. Hypothetical studies and evolving legislation have also raised questions about where end-of-life policy could lead in the future. Understanding the difference between documented policy, research scenarios, and public claims is essential when examining such a complex issue. What safeguards should guide these decisions? Watch the latest interview for more context and perspectives on Canada’s evolving approach to end-of-life care.
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