U.S. hospitals in unending crisis mode since start of pandemic
Hospitals have been in crisis mode for the past two years without reprieve. Atlantic reporter Ed Yong has been following the challenges healthcare workers face during the pandemic. He joined American Voices with Alicia Menendez to discuss why America’s healthcare system is at its breaking point.
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