RE: RE: The bandaid fix
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despite all the advances in the medical field we're getting sicker.

I want to emphasize this part, interesting and to analyse, don't you think?.... very interesting. I've been researching topics like this for more than 3 years, because it's been happening all over the world in the last time...

As for the health system, here there are private insurances paying per month, so far nobody in my family has needed them.

The one who used the public health system the most was my mother, the truth is I have no complaints. If you have to wait a bit for appointments or things that are not urgent, but it works very well.

My aunt has been hospitalised for more than a month, suddenly there were clots in the base organ that went to the lung and caused pulmonary thrombosis, she was on the verge of death, but the system worked well, the attention was excellent and she put a lot of strength into living. With other background things also not so minor.

Everything was covered by the public health system, she is Spanish and her husband is Italian. They had no problems whatsoever. That's what I can tell you about Spain.

In Argentina neither the public nor the private system works, the private system is suspended, they only charge people but they don't cover the services and in the public system there are no supplies for, for example, heart operations. With that I can tell you everything.