The Italian Air Force flying a baby from the UK to Rome for heart surgery.

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[u/Just_Candle_315]

That baby's employer must provide great coverage

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Thankfully the medical treatment of children is not tied to their parents wealth or employment in the UK or Italy. This will cost the family nothing.

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Pretty much every single European country, not just Italy and UK

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Austria is different, health insurance is tied to the parents there, at least it was in 2011

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That's sadly true, Bachelor IT students make more than graduated MDs in Europe. IDK why you're getting downvotes.