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Headline : Failing Healthcare System Drives Zimbabweans to Herbalists

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Herbalists are increasingly sought after by Zimbabweans frustrated with a failing public health system despite being unaccredited, unregulated, and lacking proven results.

For the past 15 years, the largest public hospital in the country, Parirenyatwa, has been without a functioning mammogram machine. Nevertheless, it possesses the only operational radiotherapy cancer treatment machine accessible to the public in a nation of nearly 17 million residents.

“We acknowledge that one machine is inadequate, however, we are successfully providing radiotherapy services with this single unit.” said Nothando Mutizira, the head of oncology at Parirenyatwa.

Similar to other public hospitals battling through Zimbabwe’s prolonged economic crisis, Parirenyatwa suffers from shortages of medicine, equipment, and personnel as medical staff leave for better pay and conditions abroad. Certain hospitals request donations of essential items such as medicines, gloves, and syringes.

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