Hospitals and regulators have done little to ensure E.R.s are ready to treat children in emergencies, while researchers prove taking basic steps can save lives.
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Photographs provided by family show Matthew Melancon, left, and Avery Guzman-Mendez, who died 20 years apart after being treated at the same emergency room in Texas.
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