After President Javier Milei stopped a government agency (DADSE) that provided expensive medicine for cancer patients, a secret Facebook group was created. This group connects people who have extra medicine with those who need it. Milei's strict budget cuts have significantly impacted Argentina's public health system. The healthcare budget was cut by almost half (48%), many Health Ministry employees were fired, and programs for early cancer detection and vaccinations were stopped. This crisis has led to a large increase in the cost of prescription medicine and private health plans, by 250% and 118% respectively. Additionally, medical coverage for older people has been greatly reduced. Because there isn't healthcare for everyone and costs are higher, Argentina's healthcare system is becoming more like the one in the U.S. Milei's staff cuts have also made it difficult to plan vaccinations and collect health information, which happened at the same time as the country's first measles outbreak in many years. These cuts have also caused a rise in sexually transmitted infections, with HIV cases increasing by 20% and syphilis cases by 50%. Reports indicate that over 60 cancer patients have died because the DADSE medicine program was stopped, and more than 1,500 patients are still waiting for their medicine.