The video discusses the severe impact of recent social security cuts in Greece, particularly on healthcare access for the homeless and migrant workers. Many are now reliant on NGOs like Doctors Without Borders for basic needs. Unemployment has risen, leaving 10% of the population without public health coverage. Personal stories highlight the struggles of individuals like John, who faces high medical costs despite salary cuts. Healthcare professionals are also affected, with significant salary reductions and deteriorating working conditions. Volunteer doctors, such as Aikaterini, play a crucial role in preventing the collapse of Greece's healthcare system, often working for free while waiting for job opportunities or considering emigration.

What has been a major consequence of the recent cuts in Social Security funding in Greece?

• Improved access to public health services

• Increased reliance on NGOs for healthcare

• Expansion of health insurance coverage

• Decrease in unemployment rates

How has unemployment affected public health coverage in Greece?

• It has led to an increase in public health coverage.

• 10% of the population is no longer covered by the public health system.

• It has resulted in better healthcare facilities.

• Unemployment has no impact on health coverage.

What challenge does John face despite having health insurance?

• His salary has increased.

• He struggles with the cost of cancer treatment due to budget cuts.

• He has no access to any medical treatment.

• He receives free cancer treatment.

What is a significant issue faced by Greek hospitals due to reduced funding?

• Abundance of medical supplies

• Shortage of basic medical supplies

• Improved hospital infrastructure

• Increase in hospital staff salaries

How do doctors like Aikaterini contribute to the Greek healthcare system?

• By working for free to support the healthcare system

• By increasing their salaries

• By refusing to work without pay

• By working abroad