The feds dawdle while patients die needlessly
By: Betsy McCaughey April 7, 2016 Our dysfunctional federal government’s bungling is killing people. Example: Every year, more than half a million patients undergoing a...
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The deadly plague American hospitals refuse to face
By: Betsy McCaughey March 16, 2016 Consumer Reports is sounding the alarm about a vicious infection raging through hospitals, even prestigious ones such as Montefiore Medical Center in The Bronx...
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