The Yemen healthcare crisis has reached a breaking point, with more than 20 million people now cut off from basic medical care. Years of conflict, chronic underfunding, and the near-total collapse of Yemen’s healthcare system have left ordinary citizens with almost nowhere to turn. As hospitals shut their doors and doctors run out of supplies, growing numbers of patients are abandoning modern treatment altogether and putting their trust in herbal shops and honey remedies instead. Background For decades, Yemen’s health infrastructure has been battered by war, poverty, and repeated funding…
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