War-Torn Sudan: Conflict Threatens Treatment for Diseases Afflicting the Poor
Asahi Shimbun’s “with Planet” featured an article highlighting how the ongoing conflict in Sudan has severely affected research and treatment efforts for mycetoma.
An international collaborative research team, including Nagasaki University, has long partnered with local research institutes in Sudan to improve diagnosis and treatment for patients. However, the civil war has made it increasingly difficult for these facilities to continue operations.
Through the voices of local researchers, the article sheds light on the serious impact of the conflict on healthcare and scientific research, underscoring the urgent need for continued international support.
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