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THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Emergency Room Delays in Britain’s Socialized Health Service Kill 300 Patients a Week.
A new report reveals alarming overcrowding in British emergency rooms, with deadly delays in treatment contributing to over 15,000 preventable deaths last year.
A new report reveals alarming overcrowding in British emergency rooms, with deadly delays in treatment contributing to over 15,000 preventable deaths last year. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Analysis by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine revealed that over 15,800 avoidable deaths occurred in British Accident & Emergency (A&E) departments in 2025 due to excessive wait times. Overcrowding and delays in treatment have become normalized, with nearly 500,000 patients waiting over 24 hours for care. DETAIL: The National Health Service (NHS ), Britain’s socialized healthcare system, calls for patients to be seen within four hours of arrival, a target that has not been met nationwide since 2015. Medical officials say the primary cause of…Open