The Lancet Global Health Commission on Medical Oxygen Security highlights the urgent need for improved access to medical oxygen worldwide, especially in low and middle-income countries where the majority of those in need do not receive it. The Commission emphasizes the importance of collective intent, actionable plans, and funding to address this critical issue and prevent unnecessary deaths. With a global commitment to implementing national oxygen plans and securing necessary funding, it is possible to ensure that everyone who requires oxygen treatment can access it, ultimately saving lives and preventing future health crises.
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Vietnam to ventilation: Sisters go on 18th birthday trip, one ends up in intensive care
Auri Law traveled to Vietnam to celebrate her 18th birthday but ended up in intensive care due to a potential rare neurological condition, experiencing severe health issues including loss of vision and difficulty breathing. Her mother, Staci Law, rushed to her side, expressing her helplessness in alleviating her daughter's pain during this traumatic ordeal. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A girl named Auri went to Vietnam for her 18th birthday, but she got...
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