Cancer Medication Scarcity Drives Up Prices In Iran
The cost of certain medications has reached 400 million toman. One individual reported that medication for leukemia has become extremely rare and difficult to locate. The scarcity is affecting patients' ability to access essential treatments. Patients in Iran are facing severe shortages of essential medications, including treatments for leukemia. Some drugs have seen prices rise to 400 million toman. One caller reported being unable to find leukemia medication for their mother. Specifically, leukemia medications have become extremely difficult to find, according to a local report. The scarcity is impacting families' ability to secure life-saving treatments.
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Iran International
“بیجی به خیلی ام گرون شده تا چار سده خوده میلیون تومن رسیده بزیز داروها... برای سرطان خون هز خیلی نایاب شده”
Iran International
“Some medications have become very expensive, reaching 400 million toman. A caller said leukemia medication has become very rare and we cannot find it for my mother.”
Iran International
“Some medications have become so expensive, reaching 400 million toman. One person mentioned that leukemia medication has become very rare and we cannot find it.”
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