Chronically Ill Iranians Struggle for Survival Amid War
Millions of Iranians with chronic illnesses face a looming humanitarian crisis as the US-Israeli war disrupts access to medical care in the country.
In the aftermath of the escalating conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran, a new humanitarian crisis is emerging within the country's borders. Millions of Iranians suffering from chronic illnesses are now finding themselves in a desperate fight for survival, as the war threatens to cut off their access to essential medical care.
Chronic Conditions Exacerbated by War
The war has had a devastating impact on Iran's healthcare infrastructure, disrupting the supply chains and distribution networks that many chronically ill patients rely on to obtain their necessary medications and treatments. As a result, individuals living with conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and autoimmune disorders are now facing an uncertain future, uncertain of whether they will be able to continue receiving the care they need to manage their conditions.
Source: Deutsche Welle
