Patient’s Hallway Ordeal Sparks Outrage Amid Overcrowded Hospitals

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A man, aged 36, spent several days in a hospital hallway at Royal University Hospital during the summer, receiving treatment for brain swelling due to a lack of available rooms. Kay Roberts, the patient,...
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