Senin, 16 Mei 2011

Dying Matters Awareness Week

This week is Dying Matters Awareness week.  Appropriate to the occasion, ComRes has released a survey today (also available here).  Here are a few of the findings:  
  • Just 15% of people would like to live forever and only 9% would like to live to over 100. 

  • The most common age at which people would like to die is aged 81-90 (27%). Younger people are more likely than older people to want to live forever. 

  • More people are scared of dying in pain (83%) than of being told they are dying (67%), dying alone (62%) or dying in hospital (59%). Women are more scared of dying than men.

  • The older people get the more likely they are to think that quality of life is more important than the age they live to, with 81% of people aged 65 or over saying this, compared with 58% of people aged 18-24.

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