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As inflation continues to rise, strikes across the United States are intensifying.

The most recent example is the three-day strike action launched by the Kaiser Medical Union Confederation on the 4th local time, involving more than 75,000 nurses, pharmacists and other medical personnel. The strike action is considered the largest medical strike in recent U.S. history, but it has also caused nearly 13 million patients to seek medical care.

With soaring prices and the rising cost of living, medical workers' salaries are no longer sufficient to meet basic living needs.

Moreover, the pressure to work in the medical industry has been increasing, which makes them feel that their efforts are not being paid off. It is understood that many hospitals and clinics are experiencing difficulties in recruiting new staff, and maintaining existing medical services has become a major challenge.

The strike action is not just about fighting for better wages and benefits, but also about alerting the public to problems in the health care industry.

Medical professionals believe that they have made great efforts and sacrifices for the health of society, but have not received enough respect and rewards. Through this action, they hope to attract the attention of the government and employers in order to seek better working conditions and wages.

However, the difficulties posed by this strike cannot be ignored. Nearly 13 million patients may face difficulties seeking care, especially those who need emergency or long-term care. The strain on the healthcare system is likely to increase further, and people may face longer wait times and lack of necessary medical resources. At the same time, the strike also had a certain impact on the reputation of the medical industry, which caused people's confidence in medical services to be shaken to a certain extent.

Governments and employers need to take the demands of health workers seriously and address the problems they face as soon as possible. Only through reasonable salaries and benefits can we attract and retain excellent medical talents while providing high-quality medical services. For patients, they also need more understanding and support, and try to find other medical options to avoid the inconvenience and distress caused by the strike.

To sum up, the strike action launched by the Kaiser Medical Union Confederation has once again raised concerns about the current state of the medical industry. As inflation continues to rise, medical workers are increasingly feeling pressure and unfair treatment, and they want to fight for better working conditions through this operation. However, strikes are also creating difficulties for patients to access care, and governments and employers need to take steps to solve the problem as soon as possible to maintain the normal operation of medical services. At the same time, we should also pay more attention to the workers in the medical industry, and give them the respect and reward they deserve.