At least 10% of suicides in Britain are linked to terminal or chronic illness and account for over 400 deaths every year, according to a Demos report.
Louise Bazalgette, who works for the Commission on Assisted Dying and is a researcher at Demos, and Professor Jonathan Waxman of Imperial College London debate why there appears to be a "frenzy of interest" about suicide.
Get in touch with Today via
email
,
Twitter
or
Facebook
or text us on 84844.
Bookmark with:
What are these?
E-mail this to a friend