When 35-year-old Sima walked into a Tehran pharmacy, her eyes raced across the shelves behind the counter, searching for the box that would keep her kidneys from failing. Without it, she was running out of time.
She finally found the medication in the seventh pharmacy she visited, in a wealthy Tehran neighborhood. Her relief faded when the pharmacist told her that the price had once again gone up, leaving her with no choice but to underdose the lifesaving medication.
As US sanctions suffocate Iran’s economy, ordinary people with chronic
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