Venezuela transplant patients treated with pet medicine

AFP English 2015-08-07

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Venezuela transplant patients are left to take drugs for animals, not humans, since medication to avoid transplant organ rejection can no longer be found in the country, hit by endemic shortages of basic food and medication.

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