Poland's best midwife on hierarchy and fighting for newborns' lives

Emilia Wagner, recognized as Poland's best midwife, works in a neonatal intensive care unit and fights daily for the lives of babies weighing half a kilogram. She says doctors sometimes treat midwives worse, and the profession can be critical of those who break stereotypes. She describes clashing with medical hierarchy and the reality of working in one of the hospital's most demanding wards.