Most Scots palliative care doctors would refuse to take part in assisted suicide
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Three quarters of Scottish doctors who provide end-of-life care would refuse to take part in assisted suicide if it became legal, a survey has found.
A remarkable 98% of palliative care doctors surveyed by the Association for Palliative Medicine of Great Britain and Ireland said that assisted suicide should not be part of mainstream healthcare. CT.
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