Of course, if people are so desperately poor that they can't afford health cover then there is emergency cover available, but it is a standard that is indifferent and in a separate part of the hospital. People are left waiting for great lengths of time or sometimes they simply die waiting. Doctors attend their private patients first. It is a sad cry from the days of our once beloved National Health Service. Variations of the 'Linezolid' drug have constantly been updated, but to no avail.
Nothing seems adequate to combat tuberculosis.
Back in the year 2000, St Thomas's hospital began screening patients for resistant infections before allowing them into the hospital. Ten years ago, it seemed overly sensitive and viewed as something that would never be the normal way of accepting admissions. Today of course it is the norm. Everybody is screened before they are admitted. In every hospital in the country there are isolation wards.