As age creeps up on us, so does vulnerability and physical fragility. The scandal of the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, where 90 people died as a result of a superbug, is shocking not because the toxic bacteria were found - they now plague most hospitals - but because staff at every level allowed patients to lie in squalor.
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