our top story. the group representing hospitals, ambulance services and other nhs trusts in england is predicting that the strain on health services this winter will be worse than last year. nhs providers says the provision of cancer care and routine operations is already under severe pressure that s before hospitals respond to the seasonal demand for emergency care, as ben ando reports. this was window last year. a cold and bitter one for nhs england with patients in corridors filled by other patients and their letter to the prime ministerfrom doctors on the prime ministerfrom doctors on the front line. now those in charge of hospitals and nhs trusts, nhs providers, are warning this coming winter could be even worse. they say a handy performance has already dropped compared to last year and in the report described the nhs as trapped in a perpetual series of winter crises. they say a&e performance. last year nhs a&e departments assessed 6.7 million patients within the fo
measures ahead of upcoming midterm elections john hendren spoke to one self-employed couple struggling struggling with huge health care bills in the state of indiana. adam interested brandur healthy successful entrepreneur and they pay more for health insurance each month than for their home currently we are paying about twelve hundred dollars a month that buys them care but with his stratospheric deductible that means they pay the first fourteen thousand dollars so in recent years that has meant paying for little of a broken arm two thousand dollars for operations to insert tubes invaders and sullivan s ears ten to fourteen thousand for trisha s root canal one thousand for adams appendectomy most of twenty thousand dollars. and they worry that if congress or the courts remove protections for preexisting conditions insurers will no longer cover their children s asthma care so as they prepare to go to the polls in november like many americans the number one issue on their mind
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