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Patients at several public healthcare facilities say they were unable to collect prescribed medicines, while the National Department of Health reports 83.4% availability nationally and promises alternative treatment or follow-up arrangements.
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South Africa is stepping up Ebola screening at ports of entry, preparing 36 hospitals and introducing a travel questionnaire as the Bundibugyo outbreak continues in the DRC.
Amid a flood of desperate foreign nationals and a shortage of TB and HIV drugs, staff are now forced into a heart-rending position: turn away people who are ‘crying for life-saving medication’.
Patients at Gauteng hospitals and clinics reported shortages of epilepsy, blood-clot and mental health medicine.
