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The hit film about overworked nurses that's causing alarm across Europe

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128 points mykowebhn | 1 comments | 29 Jul 25 15:53 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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constantcrying ◴[29 Jul 25 16:12 UTC] No.44725147[source]▶
Much of the west is getting older and getting sicker. How unsurprising.

What even is the solution? Expand the already massive healthcare sector further? Where does the money for that come from?

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kubelsmieci ◴[29 Jul 25 16:22 UTC] No.44725276[source]▶
Solution: preventive health care, promoting a healthy lifestyle from an early age, and healthy eating
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MrFots ◴[29 Jul 25 17:12 UTC] No.44725899[source]▶
good luck -- https://www.npr.org/2025/07/27/nx-s1-5481828/rfk-jr-uspstf-a...
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1. esbranson ◴[01 Aug 25 14:47 UTC] No.44757588[source]▶
If USPSTF has refused, either intentionally refused or through incompetence, to make a recommendation in its 40 year history that would have an outsize effect on preventive healthcare, then not only good riddance, but kick every single one its members out of academia and pull their licenses. I'm half surprised that National Propaganda didn't lament that the tens of thousands of millions AHRQ has given to academia wasn't enough for improved health outcomes.