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After years of mismanagement and corruption in the health system- and now with about 25% cuts in public health spending and the unemployed unable to pay premiums- the sharp cutbacks are being felt in Greece by ordinary people. Anthony Faiola tells the story of Nikos Solomos in Athens.
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