India’s Public Healthcare System in Crisis

Published On: July 30th, 2011

Poor families in India who can’t afford private hospitals must rely on the severely underfund public health system, often with disastrous results. WSJ’s Pracheta Sharma reports from Calcutta.

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Tiera_Sephuma : The same ppl who sob bout not being able to afford private schools n university. Take that swagg money n put it to ur studies ull see. SMH

2012-05-23T08:23:51Z - Reply - View Tweet
ShoonaSheep : Didn't realise chavs could afford private dental services #uttermongs

2012-05-23T07:58:14Z - Reply - View Tweet
ThomasJBarlow : RT @ecburditt: Free IVF to be extended - with our already overstretched health service? If you can't afford private IVF, surely you can't afford a child??

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hillarykwiatek : @MHarrisPerry It's our best option since we can't afford private schools. Our traditional publics are quite good for most kids, though.

2012-05-22T23:35:13Z - Reply - View Tweet
alphillips24 : @moveslikedrager sorry I can't afford private school. :( #lol

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Lanredeola : @elrufai d masses who can't afford private hosp are d worst hit. If any Govt official is sick, d striking doctors 'll attedn to them at home

2012-05-22T22:08:36Z - Reply - View Tweet
ChenguGold : But their kids go to private schools; can afford private health & have inheritance to draw from if things get sticky, so Tories don't care

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