US EditionSpain: Lethal Delays in Breast Cancer Screenings and a Creeping Privatization of the Public Healthcare System
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Women in Andalusia have not been informed for months about findings and cancer findings – regional government under pressure.
The institution notes that it is the first general investigation in the 30 years that the program has been implemented and warns of the serious "social alarm" that has been generatedThe crisis of cancer screenings allows the cracks of Andalusian health and extends the suspicion to other patients The Andaluz Ombudsman in office, Jesús Maeztu, has initiated an ex officio investigation due to the "serious dysfunctions" revealed in the program of ea…
Spain: Lethal delays in breast cancer screenings and a creeping privatization of the Public Healthcare System
This is not a polite debate nor an exact translation of a previous article. It is, rather, a warning from the European continent, reminding you of where the path you champion leads in Anglo/American-style, economics-driven countries. We have heard their overlords—technocrats or simply the “ultra-rich”—giving lectures and speeches at universities, economic forums, Davos, or even TED Talks, presenting themselves as the ultimate, evolved model of d…
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The Andalusian institution acts against possible violations of the right to health information and protection of the health of those affected The Minister of Health censures that the Board has not sent the data on screenings of breast cancer
The Andaluz Ombudsman, Jesús Maeztu, has opened an ex officio complaint to investigate what has happened in breast cancer screenings in the autonomous community after "the serious dysfunctions" detected in the "inconclusive" cases.This own initiative arises from the "deep concern" of the institution in the face of the "deficiencies" that have caused the health crisis facing the autonomous community.
The Andaluz Ombudsman in office, Jesús Maeztu, has initiated an ex officio investigation after serious irregularities were detected in the Breast Cancer Early Detection Program in Andalusia. The investigation seeks to clarify the causes, scope and possible damages resulting from the lack of communication of results to thousands of women participants. The institution has expressed its dismay and concern about the facts, which have come to light a…
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