In the wake of President Javier Milei's termination of the Argentine federal agency (DADSE)—a critical lifeline providing costly oncological pharmaceuticals—a clandestine Facebook network has emerged, facilitating connections between advocates possessing surplus medications and individuals in dire need; this development unfolds amidst the stark backdrop of Milei's austerity measures, which have eviscerated Argentina's public healthcare system through a 48% budget reduction, the mass dismissal of Ministry of Health personnel, and the suspension of vital early cancer detection programs and vaccination campaigns, engendering a crisis characterised by exorbitant prescription drug price inflation (250%), skyrocketing private healthcare premiums (118%), and a precipitous decline in retiree medical coverage, inexorably steering Argentina towards a US-style healthcare paradigm; further compounding the crisis, Milei's draconian staff reductions have severely compromised immunization scheduling and data collection efforts, coinciding with the nation's first measles outbreak in decades, while precipitating an alarming surge in sexually transmitted infections, evidenced by a 20% increase in HIV cases and a staggering 50% rise in syphilis diagnoses; tragically, reports indicate that over sixty cancer patients have already succumbed due to the DADSE drug program's suspension, with upwards of 1,500 patients currently languishing, awaiting essential medications.