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Global Access: An estimated 4.6 billion people lack essential health coverage, a gap highlighted by a new campaign in New Zealand calling for healthcare as a human right. Patient Safety: Urgent surgeries were delayed at a Sydney hospital after about 3,000 emails went unread, raising concerns about how patients can be missed when systems fail. Hospital Finances: Watsonville Community Hospital says it has roughly eight days of cash and could close within 6 to 12 months without improvement. Staffing Gaps: A shortage of obstetricians at Wairau Hospital led to pregnant patients being flown to Nelson for care, while doctors warned chronic understaffing puts patients at risk. AI in Care: Officials at an Indian health technology conclave said AI could widen access through screening, diagnostics and remote monitoring, though clinicians continue to flag concerns about relying on AI advice.

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