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NHS conditions ‘inhumane’ over summer with patients ‘almost lifeless’ and babies struggling to breathe

thesun.co.uk · 17h · first report

NHS conditions ‘inhumane’ over summer with patients ‘almost lifeless’ and babies struggling to breathe

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NHS patients suffered worse than animals in summer as hospitals with no air conditioning overheated, the Royal College of Nursing said. Medics report seeing maggots on a patient’s wound, people dripping with sweat in chemotherapy rooms and newborn babies struggling to breathe. The union demanded that all hospitals be fitted with air con over the...

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