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Duty of care: the trouble with America’s nursing homes

10 October 2020

2:51 AM

10 October 2020

2:51 AM

We can debate the value of sacrificing normal life to COVID-19. Personally I think the measures are increasingly destructive — but nobody can deny their scale. Social and economic activity has been tightly limited. Jobs have been lost. Businesses have collapsed, and boredom and anger set in.

Yet Western politicians have done a bad job of protecting the most vulnerable.

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