It's all worth going into if you like feeling useful. Sure the wages and stress aren't encouraging but honestly if you have the sort of personality that enjoys a challenge and helping people that need you then the benefits still outweigh the negative **** in the press. I used to earn more working in an estate agents in a very low stress role but it bored me and I didn't feel remotely fulfilled. People will always get sick, the jobs won't disappear. Current and future healthcare professionals may find more expected of them than previous generations but that's just how life goes sometimes. Find something that interests you. You spend most of your waking adult life in work and if you do something just because it seems like the easiest and most financially lucrative option you might find yourself unhappy and wanting a career change before very long.
You can get 30k managing a Lidls easily enough or selling houses or being an electrician. Why choose healthcare if your focus is more on fringe benefits than the actual type of work? What are you good at? What motivates you?