HEALTHSTORY 668· JUNE 29, 2026

Australian Musician's U.S. Tour Break Ends With a Quintessentially American Hospital Bill

An Australian musician who broke her back while on tour in the United States spent nearly two weeks in an American hospital, then published an account of the experience. Her dispatch was described as surprisingly heartwarming — the medical…

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