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46:22Now PlayingFollowing the 2014 West Africa Ebola outbreak, researchers reported that a lack of medical supplies and personal protective equipment led to an increased rate of infections and poor control of the epidemic. Now, with countries trying to purchase similar products for their own national systems, Low and Middle-Income Countries are facing greater risks of medical product shortages, putting millions of health workers and patients at risk. Nigeria falls into this category
Governments all over the globe are trying to secure masks, protective equipment, and ventilators while stocking up and rationing other medicines to respond to supply chain disruptions. Suppliers are overwhelmed with demand, raw material shortages are driving prices up, and political pressure is higher than ever.
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