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For the first time, most U.S. doctors favor aid in dying

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http://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/most-u-s-doctors-now-support-aid-dying-survey-n269691
Most U.S. Doctors Now Support Aid in Dying: Survey

For the first time, most U.S. doctors ? 54 percent ? favor aid in dying, backing the rights of patients with an incurable illness to seek "a dignified death," according to a survey of more than 21,000 doctors released Tuesday night by Medscape. In 2010, a Medscape survey asked the same question, finding that 46 percent of doctors agreed with the notion of assisted suicide. Medscape, owned by WebMD, is an online resource for physicians. ..
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