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verse populations and less inclusive health care programs, cautioned Joanne Lynn, a senior researcher with the RAND Corporation and director of the Washington Home Center for Palliative Care Studies in Washington, D.C. “There isn’t a huge demand for assisted suicide in good care systems, but there could be a huge demand in much less adequate care systems,” Lynn said. Psychiatrist Linda Ganzini of Oregon Health and Sciences University agrees that her state’s highquality system of palliative care is the factor most responsible for keeping the number of assisted-suicide cases low. “Your safety net is your end-of-life care and your hospice care,” she said. “It’s not the safeguards that you build into the law.”