Dying to GiveIs compassion creating a perverse organ supply chain?

From the show

When Rewards Backfire

Canada's assisted dying program was meant to provide a dignified end-of-life option. Now, it's also a source for organ donation, blurring the line between mercy and a utilitarian calculus. With a single-payer healthcare system, there's a potential financial incentive to expand MAID eligibility to cut long-term costs. This raises profound questions about whether financial pressures are influencing end-of-life decisions, turning a policy of compassion into a mechanism for organ harvesting.