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WORLD • SOUTH SUDAN

Refugees and aid cuts strain South Sudan’s health care system

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South Sudan’s health care system is under strain as it serves its own underserved population and more than a million Sudanese refugees, according to PBS NewsHour. The report says foreign aid cuts have added pressure.

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Why it matters

The report describes a direct effect of reduced global aid on health care in South Sudan and on refugees from Sudan. It does not specify a direct effect on U.S. households, businesses or public health.