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India's corporate hospitals rival the world's best while rural primary care collapses. Why the paradox persists — and what would actually fix it.
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In September 2014, pediatric hematologist Myles Bradbury pleaded guilty to sexually abusing 18 child cancer patients at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge.
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An Indian radiographer was dismissed from Manchester's Christie cancer hospital after six years over complaints he could not communicate clearly in English.
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India trains huge numbers of doctors and loses many to emigration. Why rural service bonds don't work — and what might actually keep them.
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While America fought over Obamacare in 2012, Indian hospitals were delivering world-class surgery at a fraction of US prices.
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A reported $1.4 million bill for one undocumented patient's care reopened debate over emergency treatment, uncompensated care, and 'medical deportations.'
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