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They prefer to work in a hospital than in a large technology company

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The labor market has not finished emerging from the storm caused by the widespread implementation of teleworking and the subsequent moves by companies to make their employees go back to the officeswhen you must face a new challenge. a study conducted in the US by the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) in 2024 revealed the first signs of Generation Z being fed up with labor drift of the technology sector. Two years later, this fatigue has become a trend, and the most recent data confirm that, faced with a future of employment marked by AI and a new wave of massive layoffs, young people prefer to study careers related to the health or care field, leaving aside to computer science majors or certain engineering fields. A sector at risk. The main CEOs at the head of large companies, like Nvidia or AWS, have assured on different occasions that AI will make it unnecessary for engineers know how to program. Technology profiles are expected to be the most sensitive to the impact of automation as companies begin to implement AI, yielding a bad expectation of future for the sector. Furthermore, the labor instability marked by successive layoffs in big technologymakes it less attractive for a generation Z that seeks economic stability for its future. The fear of being fired before starting. The constant layoffs in the sector do not encourage young people to even consider starting studies to work in technology. No wonder. The figures prove them right. According to a report According to the consulting firm RationalFX, the global technology industry will shed 244,851 jobs during 2025, with the US, India and Japan leading the ranking of the most affected countries. Spain also joined the list of countries most affected at the end of 2025, after the ERE presented by Telefónica which would affect more than 5,000 employees. Analyst Alan Cohen of RationalFX explained that “Layoffs in the technology sector in 2025 displaced hundreds of thousands of workers around the world, as companies accelerated structural readjustments rather than short-term cost corrections.” The dominant force behind those cuts was, according to the same report, “the rapid adoption of automation and artificial intelligence.” Generation Z prioritizes job stability. According to data collected According to Networks Trends, on a sample of more than 10,000 US students, 76% of young people from Generation Z who are graduating from universities prioritize a stable careerabove the location of the company (75%), its reputation (72%) and even the possibility of obtaining a high salary (71%). 50% of those surveyed claim to be very concerned because, after years of studying a career they like, joining a toxic work environment take them to suffer burnout or have problems developing their career. With that fear in mind, many students have reduced their interest in big technology companies, which no longer offer the idyllic work environments from years ago. Big technology companies are no longer a preference. According to report data ‘Workforce Ahead: What the Class of 2026 tells us about the future of the labor market’ prepared by Handshakeprogramming and the technology industry have ceased to be a priority for those seeking to establish a professional future, and almost a third of young people surveyed confess to being angry with AI systems, mainly because they sense that they are going to destroy their real options for finding a job. According to the study From NSHSS, recently graduated students are prioritizing working in companies in the health or care sector, instead of in large technology companies that have been leading the lists of best places to work for years. Google, you used to be cool. According to the data from that study, Google went from being the fourth company in which students would like to work in 2022 to occupy seventh place on the list in 2024. Just behind we find Amazon and Apple, which also fell several positions. In 2026, the trend does not improve and according to the list of best technologies to work of Great Place To Worknone of the Big Tech companies are present in the top positions. On the other hand, when you look at the employers that rose the most in the NSHSS study, you can clearly see the rise of healthcare entities such as St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, which took first place in 2024, followed by Mayo Clinic, which jumped from seventh to second place, and Health Care Service Corp., which went from 14th to 3rd. The three fields of professional interest most mentioned by Generation Z in that same study were medicine/health (24%), general healthcare (22%) and engineering (18%), confirming that the inclination towards health is not anecdotal. The trend also reaches Spain. Although at a slower pace, the change in trend in the choice of careers is already perceptible in Spain. The branches of the health and social services field have registered a notable increase between 2018 and 2025, as reflected in the study ‘Employability of young people in Spain’ 2025 prepared by the CYD Foundation. Medicine is the field of study with the highest Social Security affiliation rate (94%) and the highest average contribution base in the entire university system, with 41,839 euros per year. These figures contrast with the perception of instability projected by the technology sector, and largely explain why health vocations They are gaining ground among young people planning their careers. The report itself, however, reflects a paradox: although the demand for studies linked to health has not stopped growing (25% in the last seven years), the supply of university places has decreased by 0.4% in that same period, standing at 245,226 places offered in the 2024-2025 academic year. Spain ages: healthcare workers are needed. Demographic aging in Spain is one of the reasons why the health sector has grown by 4% in the last year and faces a process of generational change since, according to data At Randstad, more than 50% of employees in this sector are over 45 years old. The demand … Read more

the Bethlem psychiatric hospital where the patients were fairground attractions

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Between brushstroke and brushstroke, Richard Dadd (Victorian painter) conceived the disturbing idea that his father was the reincarnation of a devil. During a summer walk through the countryside in 1843 he stabbed him to death. He ran away. Shortly after, the police arrested him in France. Fed up with claiming without anyone paying the slightest attention that he, in reality, was Saint Paul, at the beginning of 1790 John Frith He tried to attack King George III of England with a stone. The last drop of energy left in the veins of Eliza Josolyne It froze in the winter of 1857. The only servant in a house with twenty rooms, Josolyne (23 years old) had to ensure that every corner was clean and tidy. When in January he was also ordered to keep alive the 20 fires that heated his weak balance, he jumped into the air. The stories of Richard, John and Eliza have different characters, settings and dates, but they share the same ending: the Bethlem Royal Hospitalone of the most famous psychiatric hospitals in the world and the one that has contributed the most to creating the myth of the nightmare asylum. Also one of the oldest. Since its foundation, in the 13th century, and until its therapies began to modernize between the 18th and 19th centuries, the London sanatorium left disastrous chapters. For years more than a hospital It was almost a “human zoo”a gallery where the rich of London flocked to (after paying a shilling per entry) enjoy the spectacle of the “crazy ones.” In 1681 rulers shamelessly referred to patients as “lunatickes”, a mixture of “lunatic” and “tickets”. Added to the public humiliation were cruel treatment and deplorable conditions. Bethlem in 1739. The black legend of Bethlem has been replicated a thousand times in literature and in 1946 inspired Mack Robson for his film Bedlam, Psychiatric Hospital. Today it is a center respected in the United Kingdom, but has not yet managed to completely shake off that disastrous past. From time to time it appears from the most unexpected corner. Five years ago, workers working on London’s Crossrail (an underground train to improve the City’s communication) came across an unpleasant surprise: bones. A pile of human bones. Upon investigation it was discovered that they belonged to the old cemetery from the psychiatric hospital. Between the mass graves with Bethlem inmates and the corpses left by the Black Death, it is estimated that there could be 4,000 skeletons. Bethelem, the remote origin of everything The origin of the psychiatric hospital dates back to 1247. Simon FitzMaryformer sheriff of London, donated land in Bishopsgate to build an asylum which was named Priory of St. Mary of Bethlehem. From that name the abbreviations Bethlem and Bedlam were derived, today synonymous of commotion and chaos. Liverpool Street station now stands at that location. Decades later, the center is already listed as a hospital and around 1400 it welcomed inpatients. In 1547 Henry VII made the decision to hand it over to the city of London to house its mentally ill patients. Over the centuries and as its activity increased, the psychiatric hospital changed locations. When the old medieval building became too small in 1676, the hospital moved to a new and opulent one located in Moorfields. Its creator, Robert Hooke, wanted it to be the Versailles of London and threw the house out the window: he planned a 165-meter-long façade, Corinthian columns, a tower with a dome, gardens… “It was a contrast: that grandiose façade and the somber interior,” explained in 2017 to the BBC Mike Jay, author of This Way Madness Lies. Great, but a total ruin. The heavy façade soon cracked and the hospital suffered serious damage. leaks. Writers like Thomas Browne doubted whether the “madmen” were the inmates or those responsible for that nonsense. The psychiatric hospital would be moved two more times. In 1815, to St. George’s Fields, in Southwark, to a building that has been occupied by the Imperial War Museum since 1936. And in 1930 Beckenhamits location even today. During his journey he passed through all kinds of hands. Towards the end of the 16th century, James I put his doctor Helkiah Crooke in charge of the hospital. It is suspected that the doctor he was so good with the scalpel as with the sack. In 1632, a decade after taking office, he was removed amid accusations of corruption and neglect of his duties. Bethlem is not remembered, however, for Hooke’s strident project or the corruption of those responsible. It is because of the chains, confinements and punishments that the patients suffered. Not always in the same way. Towards the end of the 19th century, pain therapy was “prescribed” within its walls. rotationa practice supposedly inspired by the theories of Erasmus Darwin, grandfather of the famous naturalist author of The origin of species: Sitting the patient in a chair suspended high so that he turned and turned during long sessions. William Hogarth’s “A Rake’s Progress” series of paintings ended in Bethlem. Throughout the 18th century, cold baths or shackles were not unusual either. Of Edward Wakefield (a pioneer in the colonization of New Zealand) is said to have spoken in horror of the naked, starving men chained to the walls he encountered during a visit to Bedlam in 1814. Fair attraction for the bourgeoisie For one shilling, visitors could tour the psychiatric hospital as if it were a zoo. For at least one period, inmates were exposed to the public. Nor was it unusual for them to be allowed to egg them on. “At that time (1610) there was nothing strange about encouraging such a spectacle: visiting Bethlem was seen as edifying for the same reasons as attending hangings was edifying,” explains to the BBC Jonathan Andrews, author of The History of Bethlehem. Tradition assures that up to 96,000 visitors in a single year. Different personalities also passed through the psychiatric hospital. In 1732 the painter William Hogart began a series … Read more

The FBI thought that burning the methamphetamine they had requisition was a good idea. They sent fourteen people to the hospital

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If you have ever wondered what the police do with the drugs they requisition, surely the Montana Police method, in the United States, does not leave you indifferent. The last stash they have destroyed has made fourteen people have to be treated emergency and has forced to transfer more than 75 animals. What happened. They tell it in Associated Press. The event occurred in an animal shelter in Billings, Montana. The installation has an incinerator for animal corpses, which the authorities occasionally use to destroy illegal substances. In this case it was almost 1kg of methamphetamine. The problem was that, at the beginning of combustion, instead of leaving the extractor, the smoke began to fill the building. They should have had a fan by hand to avoid it, but nobody found it. It is also believed that they did not use the right temperature since, if he had done it, the toxins would have burned and would not have had major consequences. Consequences. Fourteen workers from Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter had to be treated at the hospital after inhaling smoke. The director of the refuge assured Associated Press that employees did not know that the incinerator was used for such purposes and did not give importance to smoke. Among the symptoms they presented had headaches, throat pain, cough and dizziness. They were not the only ones affected, the animals that were in the shelter also inhaled the smoke. At least 75 dogs and cats had to be transferred to reception houses. Fortunately there was no regret victims. Other cases. It is not the first time that drug burning has consequences of this type. In April of this year, Lice Police, in Türkiye, burned 20 tons of marijuanacausing dizziness, nausea and even hallucinations in some of the inhabitants. In 2015 Something very similar happened in Palmerah, Indonesia. How is it done in Spain. It is also incinerated, but more controlled through concessions with waste elimination companies. According to the independent, In 2022 Spain spent 300,000 euros a year on the destruction of shells on two floors that were in Asturias and Toledo. The Grande-Marlaska Minister did not see viable the construction of a specific incinerator for this because it would mean an even greater cost. Image | Wikipedia In Xataka | A tooth has revealed the beginning of one of the oldest practices of the human being: when we begin to consume drugs

If you think hospital food is terrible, science has just proved you

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The industrial aspect of the trays in which food is served in the clinics, the aseptic environment of the room, or the bad drink that generally implies the visit to the health center are factors that convert hospital food into a dish of the liking of few. Well, the problem can be even more serious. Health and environment. A team of researchers has analyzed the food served in two hospitals and three residences in Germany and He has found reasons For concern, both for the health impact of menus and for their environmental effects. The team detected, in all the institutions analyzed, shortcomings in fundamental nutrients, including folate, potassium and vitamin B6. In addition, they also detected that in residences patients failed to achieve the required provision of proteins. “We have found that meals contained insufficient plant foods, such as vegetables, fruits, whole grains and legumes; and too many refined grains, added sugars, salt and saturated fats,” pointed in a press release Lisa Pörtner, co -author of the study. “This leads us to an inadequate provision of nutrients and poor dietary quality.” Not only a matter of health. According to the equipment, the diet in health centers should be model in relation to its dietary quality, but the problems detected by the study go further, and the study found that the analyzed diets had a negative environmental impact. “We find that (these menus) contribute to environmental degradation and climate change (which also threatens health),” Nathalie Lambrecht highlightedalso member of the team. Planetary health diet. How did the team reach these conclusions? The study was based on the comparison between the sampled diets and a model diet, in this case the so -called Planetary Health Diet or phd. PHD is a diet Proposal in 2019 by experts of the Eat-Lancet commission, linked to the magazine specialized in medical studies The Lancet. This diet prepares the consumption of plant foods, limiting in turn the consumption of meats and dairy (without eliminating them). The equine not only contrasted the degree of adhesion of these menus to the PHD, it also cotnrasted its nutritional qualities through the so-called Healthy Eating Index-2020 and a nutritional adaptation evaluation. In addition, they calculated the “environmental footprint” of diets through an estimate of the requirements in land use, greenhouse gas emissions, eutrophication (excess nutrients caused by waste emission), water -water acidification and expenditure. The details of the study have been published In an article In the magazine The Lancet: Planetary Health. And in Spain? The results are not directly extrapolated to Spanish hospitals, after all ingredients and cooking techniques can vary much from country to country, even in something as apparently bland as hospital food. However the situation here It doesn’t seem much betterto the point that the complaints of users and professionals took a few months ago to the ministries of health and consumption to take action on the matter. In May, the project of a new Royal Decree focused on improving the quality of menus in health centers, a framework similar to the announced months ago for the improvement of food quality in teaching centers, was announced. The process for the development of the new standard began with a public consultation announced the same May. In Xataka | How much meat is too much meat? This is how the debate about meat is changing Image | Xataka with Gemini

A Spanish hospital has been responsible for taking the new step

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The ATP molecule, adenosine tryphosphate or adenosine trphosphate, It is fundamental For complex life on earth. This molecule is responsible for storing energy in cells and can now be key in a new task: end alopecia. A new study. A team of researchers from the San Carlos Clinical Hospital in Madrid has published a new work in which a treatment cell -based treatment and ATP molecule are studied. The team evaluated this technique in mice to reverse alopecia, and He did it successfully. Androgenic alopecia. The new technique seeks to try to reverse androgenic alopecia, the common baldness that affects a high proportion of the population. It is estimated that 80% of men and 40% of women experience this form of hair loss throughout their lives, according to the data provided by the team responsible for the new study. The team induced alopecia in mice through the administration of dihydrotestosterone molecule (DHT), a compound that the human body produces naturally and whose proliferation is associated with hair loss. A combined technique. The new technique to reverse alopecia combines the use of stem cells derived from adipose tissue with the ATP molecule. As explained by the team responsible for testing the mechanism, this combination is capable of stimulating hair regeneration by adding to the regenerative capacity of the cells the energy push of the molecule. “This synergy favors the recovery of the hair follicle, promoting hair growth,” explained in a press release Eduardo López Bran, work co -author. A first success. As detailed by the team, the technique managed to reverse induced alopecia in 100% of males and 90% of females treated totally or partially. In both males and females, total hair recovery occurred in 50% of cases; While in the rest of the successful cases (50% in males and 40% in females), the reversion was qualified as “intense.” The details of the study were published In an article In the magazine Stem Cell Research & Therapy. Continue with the trials. For now the trials have only been performed with animal models. This indicates that the way to confirm the effectiveness and safety of this human treatment is long and lacking any guarantee of success. Despite this, the results are “promising” for the team, so in the future we could see new essays, this time in people as participants. In Xataka | The industry wants us not to fall hair never again. And it is getting closer to getting it Image | Abraham Sánchez Martínez

I have not gone to the hospital, I have done it with the new Huawei Watch 5

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I have in front of me a report that could well have left a traditional medical review. It tells me that my heart rate is stable, that my oxygen levels are within normal, that my skin maintains an adequate temperature and that my stress is under control. It also includes an electrocardiogram, an arterial stiffness detection and a respiratory evaluation. Seven checks in total. And everything without taking off my shoes or crossing the hospital door. I have done all that while walking through a park. Actually, an smart watch has done it for me: the new Huawei Watch 5. A device that, beyond taking the time or counting steps, aims to become a kind of portable health radar. While it has just been presented, it has been on my wrist for a few days, and I wanted to check how far your proposal comes. What follows is the result of that experience. Huawei’s new obsession with his watches: health For years, wearables have begun to speak a new language: that of health. The first models notified us messages and calls. Then they started counting steps, then measuring the pulse. Today they aspire to become tools capable of alerting the user if something is not going well in their body. Apple, Samsung and Huawei herself have been competing in that field for some time. With Watch 5, Huawei takes another step, at least on paper. One of the many tests I did with the Huawei Watch 5 these days The novelty of the Chinese manufacturer is x-tapa sensor system that promises to obtain seven key health parameters in less than a minute. To activate it, just support the finger on the side of the clock. Three seconds. A simple gesture that begins a sequence that Huawei has designed to resemble a condensed medical review. How does the Huawei Watch 5 cheese work. Once the clock is linked to the Huawei health for iOS or Android (yes, it also works with iPhone), everything starts with that touch. When supporting the finger on the side sensor for three seconds, what Huawei has baptized as “Health Glance”, a three -phase structured scan is activated: Cardiovascular test: The clock asks to keep the finger on the sensor for 30 seconds. Record an electrocardiogram and measures arterial rigidity. REMAYED MEASUREMENT: After releasing the finger, the device collects other health data for the report. Respiratory evaluation: The last step is to breathe deeply and cough in front of the clock. They are only 15 seconds, guided on screen. The experience is well guided and the result is a report that can be consulted directly on the clock or in more detail in the app, within the section “Panorama of my health”. There it is possible to check each parameter, consult trends, save a PDF or share the results with any person. Beyond the complete check, the Huawei Watch 5 allows to do individual measurements whenever. After doing physical activity I have used to measure oxygen, heart rate or stress level. Here you have to point out something important. To make these measurements, the Watch 5 asks to support your finger on your side sensor. In the case of Apple Watch Series 10which I have also been using, it is not necessary to do so to estimate blood oxygen, although contact is required for the electrocardiogram (in this case, touching the crown). Huawei ensures that his system improves precision, and that is the promise to be tested over time. This is the sensor that makes it possible: x-tap Inside the Watch 5, Huawei has integrated its great technical bet: the X-Tap sensor. It consists of three elements “Pressure sensor, ECG electrode coated glass and PPG sensor for finger yolk,” and is designed to capture cleaner signals than those obtained from the wrist. The new X-Tap sensor of the Huawei Watch 5 The choice of finger yolk is not accidental: there are less interference and a firmer contact with the sensor. All this is complemented with the additional sensors of the rear of the clock, which work together. On paper, the combination improves the quality of measurements. Huawei Watch 5 rear sensors Now, Huawei does not want to be alone in data collection. Watch 5 seeks to promote active health management. The app analyzes patterns, detects anomalies and emits alerts when something goes out of expected. It also incorporates stress monitoring and cardiac variability analysis (HRV). Everything is shown clearly and accessible. Even so, it should be remembered that we are not facing a medical tool, but before a technological complement that can help identify alert signals and promote more conscious habits. He is not a doctor, but he can give you a warning signal The Huawei Watch 5 is not a substitute for a specialist. According to Huawei, the application ECG has certificationbut none of the other metrics is intended for diagnosis or treatment. Specifically, this is what the company says on the foot of each page of health panorama: The ECG application is a certified medical software, but is not intended to replace any diagnosis or medical treatment. Users should not take measures based on the results of this application without consulting a qualified medical professional. None of the other functions of the report is provided by medical device software. The results are only for your personal reference and should not be considered for diagnosis, prevention, monitoring, prediction, prognosis, treatment or palliation of diseases. As we see, it is a series of characteristics that can be useful as the first warning signal. Its value is in immediacy and accessibility: That you can make an ECG, a respiratory evaluation and check your blood oxygen in less than a minute and without moving where you are at least, practical. The report with the 7 checks that we can find in the Huawei Health application In these days of use, I have proven that the clock works fluently, gives reasonable readings and presents the data clearly. But I … Read more

They prefer to work in a hospital than in a great technological

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The labor market has not finished leaving the storm caused by the Generalized Teleworking Implementation and the subsequent movements of the companies to make their employees return to officeswhen you must face a new challenge. A study Made in the United States by the National Society of Hight School Scholars (NSHSS) has revealed the first signs of tired of generation Z with the Labor dynamics of the technological sector. The data suggest that, given a future marked by the arrival of AI, young people prefer to study careers related to the health or welfare scope, leaving aside the computer races or certain engineering. A sector at risk. Prominent voices at the head of large companies, Like Nvidia or aws, They have assured On different occasions that AI will make the engineers unnecessary know how to program. Technological profiles are expected to be the most sensitive to Automation Impact As companies begin to implement AI, which shows a bad expectation for the future for the sector. In addition, the job instabilitywith hundreds of thousands of annual layoffs in large companies, and their high rotation, it remains attractive to a Z generation that seeks economic stability for its future, such and as revealed The consultant’s survey What’s The Big Data. Generation Z prioritizes job stability. According to collected data By Networks Trends about a sample of more than 10,000 US students, 76% of the young Z generation who are graduating in universities prioritize a stable work careerabove the location of the company (75%), its reputation (72%) and even the possibility of obtaining a high salary (71%). 50% of respondents say they are very concerned because, after years of study of a career they like, the incorporation to A toxic work environment take them to suffer burnout or have trouble developing their career. With that fear in mind, many of the students have reduced their interest in great technological ones, which no longer offer the idyllic job environments years ago. Great technology are no longer preference. According to The study From HSHSS, newly graduated students are prioritizing working in companies in the health or welfare sector, instead of in the great technological ones that had been leading the listings of better places to work for years. According to these data, Google has gone from being the fourth company in which students would like to work in 2022, to occupy the seventh place on the list in 2024. Just behind we find Amazon and Apple, which have also fallen several positions. Companies like Spacex have fallen from the ninth place to the twenty -second. The trend also reaches Spain. Although at a slower pace, the change in trend in the election of careers, the branches of the field of health and social services have registered a significant increase between 2018 and 2024, as reflected in The study ‘Employability of young people in Spain of 2024’ prepared by the CYD Foundation. Computer and engineering careers continue to have A very important weight In the election of the students, but the careers of Medicine and Nursing have registered a very prominent rebound, although the report highlights that it is one of the sectors with the greatest temporality. Spain ages: sanitary ones are needed. He demographic aging In Spain it is one of the reasons why this health sector has grown 4% in the last year and faces a generational relief process given that, According to data Randstad, 40% of employees in this sector are over 45 years old. That is, unlike the technological that tends to specialization and automation, the health sector tends to need more personnel and with a low exposure to the impact of AI. In Xataka | Technological talent in Spain grows 4% per year. But you have to go to other countries to work Image | Unspash (Sigmund, Akram Huseyn)

Patient dies due to hospital error asking the wrong family about disconnecting life support

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This sounds like a nightmare, but it really happened. In summer 2021, David Wellsa 69-year-old man, arrived at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver, Washington, after an accident in which He choked on a piece of meat and fell unconscious.. What happened next is something that even in the worst horror movie you couldn’t imagine. It turns out that, due to an identification errorWells was mistaken for his roommate, Michael Beehler. The hospital contacted Beehler’s sister, Debbie Danielson, and asked if she wanted to turn off life support for who she believed was her brother, since he was supposedly with “brain death”. Without thinking too much, Debbie made the difficult decision to authorize the disconnectionbelieving he was ending his brother’s life. Debbie then organized the funeral, wrote the obituary and mourned the loss of what she thought was her loved one. But on August 14, an unexpected call shocked her. His brother Michael was alive. He receives a call from his “dead brother” “I told him, ‘You can’t be alive. You’re dead!’”Debbie remembered, completely surprised. From there, everything was chaos. The medical examiner confirmed that the body presumed dead was not Beehler’s, but Wells’. But that’s not all, since the worst of all is that Wells’s son, Shawn, did not find out about the mix-up until 2023, when the story was revealed in the media. “I have no words to describe how poorly they handled this. “I can never take that decision back,” Shawn said, devastated. And even though his father David Wells they had detected him brain deaththe family was not consulted to disconnect him, although the hospital thought so, but the call was made to the family of Michael Beehler. The incident was so serious that the Washington Department of Health investigated what happened. The hospital had not implemented a proper process to verify patient identities, resulting in this fatal error. Affected family sues Although no sanctions were imposed, the hospital said it took steps to improve its identification procedures. But the Wells family, along with Beehler and Danielsondecided to sue the hospital and other entities involved, including ambulance and funeral homedue to negligence and emotional distress. They are seeking justice for the terrible mess that changed their lives forever. For its part, the PeaceHealth hospital issued a statement in which it defended its care and explained that everything happened during the difficult days of the COVID-19 pandemicwhen hospitals were under enormous pressure. Despite this, the affected family cannot help but feel that such a serious mistake should never have happened. Keep reading:

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