Food or medicine? The impossible choices facing Sudan’s chronically ill

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Sudanese civilians with chronic illnesses like diabetes and hypertension are facing impossible choices between affording medication and food due to the civil war between the SAF and RSF, which has collapsed the economy. The conflict has displaced individuals like Hasanat al-Rashid and Fatima Adam, forcing them to ration medicine, rely on costly storage methods, or forgo treatment altogether as prices surge and insurance coverage disappears.

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Sudanese are facing growing costs of medicine caused by the country's civil war.

Food or medicine? The impossible choices facing Sudan’s chronically ill

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