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Can Sudan’s health sector rise from the rubble?

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Can Sudan’s health sector rise from the rubble?
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Between hospitals that have reopened after being destroyed and looted, and facilities still struggling with shortages of electricity, equipment, medicines, and staff, two contrasting pictures of Sudan’s health system are emerging after more than three years of devastating war. In Khartoum, major referral hospitals have begun gradually resuming operations as residents return and fighting recedes from large parts of the capital. Elsewhere, however, the picture is much bleaker in Darfur, Kordofan,

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