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Number of euthanasia reports rises above 10,000

Number of euthanasia reports rises above 10,000

The number of euthanasia reports in the Netherlands rose to 10,341 last year, representing a nearly 4 percent increase compared to the previous year. Although the total number continues to climb, the Regional Review Committees for Euthanasia (RTE) noted that the rate of growth was lower than in preceding years.

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