The legislation will harm the health of children, families, and communities. The cuts to Medicaid and SNAP will mean that many children will not have healthy food to eat. When they are sick, they will not have health insurance to cover their medical bills—which means some children will simply forgo essential health care.
"Resident Playbook serves to portray the struggles of novice physicians in a tumultuous socio-political landscape, reflecting both their personal challenges and broader systemic issues within South Korea's healthcare system."
Public health care systems are under increased strain due to a focus on language legislation, which distracts from addressing crucial staffing shortages and resources. This diversion of attention results in delayed care and reduced access for patients, showcasing the significance of prioritizing health needs over political agendas.
