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Canadians Show Steady Support for MAID Laws, but Unease Lingers over Moral Boundaries — Coastal Front
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A new Health Canada report indicates that those surveyed about medical assistance in dying (MDA) are "generally" in favour of patients who will lose their ability to discern being able to give their early consent.
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Canadians show steady support for MAID laws, but unease lingers over moral boundaries — Coastal Front
A new poll suggests Canadians remain broadly satisfied with the country’s medical assistance in dying (MAiD) legislation, even as an undercurrent of unease shapes views on how far the policy should go.Research Co. reports that a slim majority, 52 percent, is satisfied with the existing regulations. That figure is up four points from April 2023. An equal share of Canadians is either dissatisfied or undecided, at 24 percent each.The results show a…
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