Euthanasia Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Euthanasia Statistics

See how oversight and outcomes vary across countries, from the Netherlands reporting 90% compliance on reviewed cases and 6.2% complication issues in 2022 to Belgium’s 0.4% non compliance and 1.1% interventions needed. You will also notice the sharp contrasts in timing, with Oregon ranging from a median of 13 minutes for oral ingestion to rare cases of regained consciousness after ingestion, alongside safeguards like Spain requiring a second opinion every time.

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Key Statistics

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Complications in Netherlands: 6.2% of cases had issues like nausea in 2022 (283 cases)

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Belgium 2022: 1.1% complications requiring intervention

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Oregon 2022: 6 patients regained consciousness after ingestion, all re-dosed

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Canada MAiD 2022: 4.5% clinical complications reported

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Switzerland barbiturate method: 98% success rate first attempt

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Netherlands reporting compliance: 90% of estimated cases reviewed

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Belgium review committee: 0.4% cases non-compliant in 2022

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New Zealand 2023: 2.4% complications, mostly prolonged death

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Spain safeguards: 100% second opinion required, 100% compliance

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Luxembourg 2022: no major complications reported in 332 cases

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Victoria Australia median time to death: 5 days post-first dose

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Netherlands IV method used in 70% cases to avoid complications

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Belgium sedation prior: 10% cases

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Canada incomplete: 0.7% cases in 2022

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Oregon median time to death: 13 minutes oral, 4 minutes IV (rare)

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Netherlands criminal prosecutions: 0 since 2002 legalization

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Belgium life-ending acts without request: <0.2% estimated

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Switzerland coercion checks: mandatory counseling, low regret rate

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New Zealand independent witnesses: 100% compliance

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Canada waiting periods: 90 days for non-terminal, adhered to 98%

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Oregon unused prescriptions: 24% in 2022

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Netherlands patient died before procedure: 1% cases

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Belgium 15-day reflection: 99% compliance

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Australia QLD self-admin: 80% success, nurse-admin 20%

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Netherlands technical problems: 2.7% (vomiting)

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Canada family awareness: 95% informed

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Oregon regurgitation: 3% cases

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Belgium prosecution rate: <1 per 1000 cases

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Netherlands 2022 survival after complication: all resolved peacefully

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In Netherlands 2022, 62% of euthanasia patients were female, aged 70-79 predominantly

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Belgium 2022: 58% female, 45% over 80, neurological diseases 20%

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Canada MAiD 2022: 52% female, 55% cancer, Ontario 30% share

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Oregon 2022: 54% female, median age 77.5, 66% married

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Switzerland 2022: 60% female among assisted suicides, average age 78

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New Zealand 2023: 53% female, 80% cancer, average age 73

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Spain 2022: 55% female, 70% cancer, Andalusia highest region

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Luxembourg 2022: 51% female, 50% over 80

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Victoria Australia 2022: 56% female, 85+ age group 35%

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Netherlands dementia patients: average age 83, 70% female

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Belgium psychiatric referrals: younger patients, 40% under 60

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Canada MAiD Indigenous: 0.3% of cases vs 5% population

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Oregon education: 50% college graduates among participants

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Netherlands GPs perform 85% of procedures, specialists 15%

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Belgium nurses present: 70% of cases

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Canada MAiD rural: 15% of cases, urban 85%

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Switzerland German-speaking: 80% of cases

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New Zealand Europeans: 90% of assisted deaths

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Spain Madrid region: 20% of national cases

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Luxembourg French-speaking: 60%

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Australia Queensland 2023: 60% female VAD, cancer 70%

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Netherlands under 30: 0.3% of cases

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Belgium poly-euthanasia (multiple issues): 70% cases

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Canada MAiD 18-34: 1.2% of cases

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Oregon Hispanic: 3% of DWDA vs 14% population

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Netherlands 2022: 25% cases multiple sclerosis or ALS

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Belgium under 40: 2% of cases, mostly psychiatric

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In the Netherlands, 8,720 cases of euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide were reported in 2022, representing 5.1% of all deaths

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Belgium recorded 2,966 euthanasia cases in 2021, a 10.5% increase from 2020, with 2.4% of total deaths

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Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program reported 13,241 cases in 2022, accounting for 4.1% of all deaths, up from 3.3% in 2021

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In Colombia, 22,827 people received judicial approval for euthanasia between 1997 and 2023, but only a fraction were carried out

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Switzerland's Exit organization assisted 1,155 suicides in 2022, primarily foreigners

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Oregon's Death with Dignity Act saw 367 prescriptions in 2022, with 276 deaths

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In 2023, New Zealand reported 324 assisted dying cases under the End of Life Choice Act

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Portugal's euthanasia law, approved in 2021, had 6 cases approved by mid-2023

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Spain legalized euthanasia in 2021, with 564 cases in the first year (2022)

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Luxembourg reported 332 euthanasia cases in 2022, 1.5% of total deaths

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Australia's Victoria state had 266 voluntary assisted dying cases in 2022

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In the Netherlands, 2021 saw 8,307 euthanasia cases, 4.5% of deaths

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Belgium's 2022 euthanasia total was 3,031 cases, 2.5% of deaths

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Canada MAiD cases in 2021: 10,064, 3.3% of deaths

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Oregon 2021: 353 prescriptions, 258 ingestions

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Netherlands 2020: 7,666 cases despite COVID, 4.1% of deaths

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Belgium 2020: 2,687 cases, slight decrease due to pandemic

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Switzerland Dignitas assisted 841 deaths in 2021

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New Zealand 2022: 467 assisted deaths

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Spain 2023 first half: 200+ cases

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Canada 2020 MAiD: 7,595 cases, 2.5% deaths

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Luxembourg 2021: 315 cases

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Australia NSW 2023: 150+ VAD cases since legalization

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Netherlands 2019: 7,113 cases, 4.2% deaths

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Belgium minors: 3 cases since 2014 law, latest in 2023

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Oregon 2020: 318 prescriptions amid pandemic

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Canada psychiatric MAiD: 14 cases in 2021, rising to 100+ by 2023

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Netherlands dementia cases: 238 in 2022, up 15%

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Belgium psychiatric: 25% of cases involve mental illness history

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Netherlands 2022 non-terminal cases: 8% of total

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Netherlands euthanasia cases rose from 1,882 in 2002 (first year reporting) to 8,720 in 2022

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Belgium cases increased 15-fold from 235 in 2003 to 3,031 in 2022

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Canada MAiD from 1,018 in 2016 to 13,241 in 2022, 13x growth

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Oregon DWDA participation rate: 0.62% of deaths in 2022, stable over years

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Switzerland assisted suicides: ~1,300 annually, 1% of deaths, mostly non-residents

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New Zealand assisted dying: 0.78% of deaths in 2023

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Spain euthanasia: 1,385 cases in first 18 months (2021-2022)

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Luxembourg: euthanasia stable at ~1.6% of deaths since 2009

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Victoria Australia VAD: 521 cases 2019-2022, 0.45% deaths

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Global estimate: ~100,000 euthanasia/assisted deaths yearly in permissive countries

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Netherlands cancer patients: 59% of euthanasia cases in 2022

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Belgium heart/lung disease: 25% of cases in 2022

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Canada MAiD cancer: 68% in 2022

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Oregon terminal illness: 100% by definition, cancer 65%

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Netherlands age 80+: 43% of cases in 2022

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Belgium female patients: 52% in 2022

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Canada MAiD Quebec: 40% of national total in 2022

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Switzerland foreigners: 90% of Dignitas cases

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Netherlands home deaths: 73% of euthanasia in 2022

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Belgium hospital: 40% of cases

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Oregon median age: 77 years in 2022

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New Zealand Maori: 5% of assisted deaths vs 17% population

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Spain average age: 74.5 years for euthanasia 2021-2022

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Canada MAiD track 2 (non-terminal): 7.5% in 2023

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Netherlands multiple doctors consulted: 100% compliance

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Belgium advance directives used: 1% of cases

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Oregon prescription validity: 40% used same year

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Netherlands 2022 cases per 100,000: 47.5

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Belgium 2022 rate: 25.7 per 100,000

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In Netherlands, 77% support euthanasia in 2023 poll

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Belgium 85% favor legal euthanasia per 2022 Eurobarometer

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Canada 86% support MAiD in 2023 Angus Reid poll

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US overall 74% support physician-assisted death (Gallup 2023)

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UK 78% support euthanasia legalization (YouGov 2023)

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Australia 75% support VAD nationally (2023 Essential poll)

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France 94% support active euthanasia (IFOP 2022)

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Germany 75% favor (2023 Forsa poll)

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Italy 60% support despite Catholic opposition (SWG 2023)

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Netherlands doctors: 90% willing to perform if requested

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Belgium public support minors euthanasia: 60% (2022)

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Canada psychiatric MAiD: 65% public support (2023)

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US Catholics 62% support (Pew 2021)

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UK doctors 70% support (2023 BMA survey)

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Australia doctors 65% support expansion (AMA 2023)

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Spain post-legalization: 88% approval (CIS 2023)

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Sweden 70% support (SOM 2022)

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Brazil 57% favor (Datafolha 2023)

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Netherlands dementia advance: 55% support

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Belgium non-terminal: 70% public approval

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Canada expansion to mental illness: 59% support

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US Republicans 60% support (Gallup 2023)

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UK over 65: 82% support assisted dying

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Australia Indigenous: 50% support vs 75% non-Indigenous

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France under 35: 97% support

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Germany Greens 90% pro vs AfD 40%

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Netherlands 18-24: 85% support

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US Black Americans 70% support (Pew 2021)

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Oregon residents: 70% support DWDA continuation

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By 2025, public support for euthanasia remains high in several countries, yet reported outcomes and safeguards vary sharply when you look at actual cases. Around one in twenty deaths in the Netherlands are recorded as euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide, while Belgium’s track record on compliance stays tightly constrained. This post pairs those big totals with the less talked about details like complication rates, timing, and who is involved in the process.

Key Takeaways

  • Complications in Netherlands: 6.2% of cases had issues like nausea in 2022 (283 cases)
  • Belgium 2022: 1.1% complications requiring intervention
  • Oregon 2022: 6 patients regained consciousness after ingestion, all re-dosed
  • In Netherlands 2022, 62% of euthanasia patients were female, aged 70-79 predominantly
  • Belgium 2022: 58% female, 45% over 80, neurological diseases 20%
  • Canada MAiD 2022: 52% female, 55% cancer, Ontario 30% share
  • In the Netherlands, 8,720 cases of euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide were reported in 2022, representing 5.1% of all deaths
  • Belgium recorded 2,966 euthanasia cases in 2021, a 10.5% increase from 2020, with 2.4% of total deaths
  • Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program reported 13,241 cases in 2022, accounting for 4.1% of all deaths, up from 3.3% in 2021
  • Netherlands euthanasia cases rose from 1,882 in 2002 (first year reporting) to 8,720 in 2022
  • Belgium cases increased 15-fold from 235 in 2003 to 3,031 in 2022
  • Canada MAiD from 1,018 in 2016 to 13,241 in 2022, 13x growth
  • In Netherlands, 77% support euthanasia in 2023 poll
  • Belgium 85% favor legal euthanasia per 2022 Eurobarometer
  • Canada 86% support MAiD in 2023 Angus Reid poll

Across permissive countries in 2022 to 2023, safeguards and follow up kept complication rates low and deaths peaceful.

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Complications, Safeguards, and Outcomes

1Complications in Netherlands: 6.2% of cases had issues like nausea in 2022 (283 cases)
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2Belgium 2022: 1.1% complications requiring intervention
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3Oregon 2022: 6 patients regained consciousness after ingestion, all re-dosed
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4Canada MAiD 2022: 4.5% clinical complications reported
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5Switzerland barbiturate method: 98% success rate first attempt
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6Netherlands reporting compliance: 90% of estimated cases reviewed
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7Belgium review committee: 0.4% cases non-compliant in 2022
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8New Zealand 2023: 2.4% complications, mostly prolonged death
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9Spain safeguards: 100% second opinion required, 100% compliance
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10Luxembourg 2022: no major complications reported in 332 cases
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11Victoria Australia median time to death: 5 days post-first dose
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12Netherlands IV method used in 70% cases to avoid complications
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13Belgium sedation prior: 10% cases
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14Canada incomplete: 0.7% cases in 2022
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15Oregon median time to death: 13 minutes oral, 4 minutes IV (rare)
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16Netherlands criminal prosecutions: 0 since 2002 legalization
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17Belgium life-ending acts without request: <0.2% estimated
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18Switzerland coercion checks: mandatory counseling, low regret rate
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19New Zealand independent witnesses: 100% compliance
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20Canada waiting periods: 90 days for non-terminal, adhered to 98%
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21Oregon unused prescriptions: 24% in 2022
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22Netherlands patient died before procedure: 1% cases
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23Belgium 15-day reflection: 99% compliance
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24Australia QLD self-admin: 80% success, nurse-admin 20%
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25Netherlands technical problems: 2.7% (vomiting)
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26Canada family awareness: 95% informed
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27Oregon regurgitation: 3% cases
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28Belgium prosecution rate: <1 per 1000 cases
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29Netherlands 2022 survival after complication: all resolved peacefully
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Complications, Safeguards, and Outcomes Interpretation

While the data paints a generally safe and rigorously administered landscape, it’s a sobering reminder that even our most controlled exits can come with unexpected turbulence, from a two-week wait to the surprisingly stubborn survival of a human spirit.

Demographic Breakdowns

1In Netherlands 2022, 62% of euthanasia patients were female, aged 70-79 predominantly
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2Belgium 2022: 58% female, 45% over 80, neurological diseases 20%
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3Canada MAiD 2022: 52% female, 55% cancer, Ontario 30% share
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4Oregon 2022: 54% female, median age 77.5, 66% married
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5Switzerland 2022: 60% female among assisted suicides, average age 78
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6New Zealand 2023: 53% female, 80% cancer, average age 73
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7Spain 2022: 55% female, 70% cancer, Andalusia highest region
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8Luxembourg 2022: 51% female, 50% over 80
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9Victoria Australia 2022: 56% female, 85+ age group 35%
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10Netherlands dementia patients: average age 83, 70% female
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11Belgium psychiatric referrals: younger patients, 40% under 60
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12Canada MAiD Indigenous: 0.3% of cases vs 5% population
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13Oregon education: 50% college graduates among participants
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14Netherlands GPs perform 85% of procedures, specialists 15%
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15Belgium nurses present: 70% of cases
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16Canada MAiD rural: 15% of cases, urban 85%
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17Switzerland German-speaking: 80% of cases
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18New Zealand Europeans: 90% of assisted deaths
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19Spain Madrid region: 20% of national cases
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20Luxembourg French-speaking: 60%
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21Australia Queensland 2023: 60% female VAD, cancer 70%
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22Netherlands under 30: 0.3% of cases
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23Belgium poly-euthanasia (multiple issues): 70% cases
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24Canada MAiD 18-34: 1.2% of cases
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25Oregon Hispanic: 3% of DWDA vs 14% population
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26Netherlands 2022: 25% cases multiple sclerosis or ALS
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27Belgium under 40: 2% of cases, mostly psychiatric
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Demographic Breakdowns Interpretation

While women, often older and bearing the weight of terminal cancers or neurological diseases, appear to be the primary authors of these final chapters, the plot thickens with disparities in age, geography, and background, reminding us that the right to die is not evenly distributed across the map of human suffering.

Prevalence and Incidence Rates

1Netherlands euthanasia cases rose from 1,882 in 2002 (first year reporting) to 8,720 in 2022
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2Belgium cases increased 15-fold from 235 in 2003 to 3,031 in 2022
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3Canada MAiD from 1,018 in 2016 to 13,241 in 2022, 13x growth
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4Oregon DWDA participation rate: 0.62% of deaths in 2022, stable over years
Single source
5Switzerland assisted suicides: ~1,300 annually, 1% of deaths, mostly non-residents
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6New Zealand assisted dying: 0.78% of deaths in 2023
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7Spain euthanasia: 1,385 cases in first 18 months (2021-2022)
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8Luxembourg: euthanasia stable at ~1.6% of deaths since 2009
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9Victoria Australia VAD: 521 cases 2019-2022, 0.45% deaths
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10Global estimate: ~100,000 euthanasia/assisted deaths yearly in permissive countries
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11Netherlands cancer patients: 59% of euthanasia cases in 2022
Directional
12Belgium heart/lung disease: 25% of cases in 2022
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13Canada MAiD cancer: 68% in 2022
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14Oregon terminal illness: 100% by definition, cancer 65%
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15Netherlands age 80+: 43% of cases in 2022
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16Belgium female patients: 52% in 2022
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17Canada MAiD Quebec: 40% of national total in 2022
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18Switzerland foreigners: 90% of Dignitas cases
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19Netherlands home deaths: 73% of euthanasia in 2022
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20Belgium hospital: 40% of cases
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21Oregon median age: 77 years in 2022
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22New Zealand Maori: 5% of assisted deaths vs 17% population
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23Spain average age: 74.5 years for euthanasia 2021-2022
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24Canada MAiD track 2 (non-terminal): 7.5% in 2023
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25Netherlands multiple doctors consulted: 100% compliance
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26Belgium advance directives used: 1% of cases
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27Oregon prescription validity: 40% used same year
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28Netherlands 2022 cases per 100,000: 47.5
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29Belgium 2022 rate: 25.7 per 100,000
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Prevalence and Incidence Rates Interpretation

While some countries show stable or cautious adoption, the dramatic rise of legal euthanasia and assisted dying in nations like Canada and the Netherlands suggests we are not just opening a door for the terminally ill, but constructing a rapidly expanding highway.

Public Opinion and Support Levels

1In Netherlands, 77% support euthanasia in 2023 poll
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2Belgium 85% favor legal euthanasia per 2022 Eurobarometer
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3Canada 86% support MAiD in 2023 Angus Reid poll
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4US overall 74% support physician-assisted death (Gallup 2023)
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5UK 78% support euthanasia legalization (YouGov 2023)
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6Australia 75% support VAD nationally (2023 Essential poll)
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7France 94% support active euthanasia (IFOP 2022)
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8Germany 75% favor (2023 Forsa poll)
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9Italy 60% support despite Catholic opposition (SWG 2023)
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10Netherlands doctors: 90% willing to perform if requested
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11Belgium public support minors euthanasia: 60% (2022)
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12Canada psychiatric MAiD: 65% public support (2023)
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13US Catholics 62% support (Pew 2021)
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14UK doctors 70% support (2023 BMA survey)
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15Australia doctors 65% support expansion (AMA 2023)
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16Spain post-legalization: 88% approval (CIS 2023)
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17Sweden 70% support (SOM 2022)
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18Brazil 57% favor (Datafolha 2023)
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19Netherlands dementia advance: 55% support
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20Belgium non-terminal: 70% public approval
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21Canada expansion to mental illness: 59% support
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22US Republicans 60% support (Gallup 2023)
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23UK over 65: 82% support assisted dying
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24Australia Indigenous: 50% support vs 75% non-Indigenous
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25France under 35: 97% support
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26Germany Greens 90% pro vs AfD 40%
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27Netherlands 18-24: 85% support
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28US Black Americans 70% support (Pew 2021)
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29Oregon residents: 70% support DWDA continuation
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Public Opinion and Support Levels Interpretation

While the sanctity of life remains a near-universal principle, a clear and growing global majority now asserts a corollary: the sovereignty of the individual over the manner and timing of their own departure.

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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    pewresearch.org

  • BMA logo
    Reference 35
    BMA
    bma.org.uk

    bma.org.uk

  • AMA logo
    Reference 36
    AMA
    ama.com.au

    ama.com.au

  • CIS logo
    Reference 37
    CIS
    cis.es

    cis.es

  • SOM logo
    Reference 38
    SOM
    som.gu.se

    som.gu.se

  • DATAFOLHA logo
    Reference 39
    DATAFOLHA
    datafolha.folha.uol.com.br

    datafolha.folha.uol.com.br

  • GOVERNMENT logo
    Reference 40
    GOVERNMENT
    government.nl

    government.nl

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