A banner outside the European Parliament calls for health to be a priority, but the reality is something else (Photo: Ellen Hagström)

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Race for migrant doctors drives the EU's disunited 'Health Union'

Health & Society

by Crossborder Journalism Campus, Brussels,

Staff shortages in the healthcare sectors across Europe could dramatically increase if states do not invest in the health workforce.

“This is a very important moment,” Hans Kluge, regional director for Europe of the World Health Organization (WHO), said at a

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Ellen Hagström, Ingrid Gätjens, Kilian Schroeder, Karolina Kiripolska, Emma Tobiasson, Hannah Jagemast, Léa Houël are all students at Crossborder Journalism Campus

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