Ahead of the 2026 election, Health for the Unhealthy takes a deep dive into each party's public health policy. First up is the Left Party. Nooshi Dadgostar who think that you should be allowed to have a shot of schnapps in a retirement home and that entirely privately funded care is not necessarily such a problem.
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