https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0intLFzLaudFG-xAvUEO-A
Clearly, they mainly focus on cycling being the solution, but still, the overall analysis seems quite good.
And it shouldn't be for financial reasons. I fully support someone's right to death, but I do not support creating systems that might encourage it. I also don't realistically care if the health condition is terminal: I care more that folks are suffering and want death to escape it.
We definitely need do do a better job with end of life care/terminal diseases - in practice this would look like earlier/more hospice/compassionate care, less needless end of life treatments and interventions).
Most things have added sugar in them.
Things you wouldn't think have sugar, and are not sweet, have sugar!
Sauces, pickles, plain yogurt, it's ridiculous
Follow that by banning burning of coal and oil, we also remove a significant amount of noise and air pollution.
Next we can ban any hormone-disrupting chemicals (including as plastic additives) from being used in anything that will ever touch human food or drink, or ground water.
Finally we can legaize euthanasia for anyone aged 70 or older and with a terminal health condition.
With these changes you have a human population much healthier and less reliant on expensive healthcare.