The document discusses the results of a survey of 1424 people's attitudes towards medical treatment and end-of-life care. The survey asked questions about fighting for life in the face of suffering, living as long as possible versus medical treatment having limits, and preferences around nursing home care or euthanasia. The results showed that most people agreed that medical treatment has its limits and is not appropriate when the odds of a good outcome are small, and many agreed with statements about preferring euthanasia over being in a nursing home or getting into a bad state. The conclusion is that longevity is not the only priority for most people, and other factors should be considered in end-of-life care decisions.