WIRE — Malawi is living through a quiet collapse of public health care. Nearly half the country has stopped using it as a first option. According to the Malawi Sixth Integrated Household Survey, 46% of Malawians now walk past public clinics and head straight to local shops and pharmacies when illness strikes. That figure signals more than The post Sharp Focus: Of empty wards, full pharmacies, health exodus appeared first on The Maravi Post.
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