In the wake of President Javier Milei's peremptory dissolution of Argentina's Dirección de Asistencia Directa por Situaciones Especiales (DADSE), the federal agency formerly entrusted with the provision of costly, life-sustaining pharmaceuticals to cancer sufferers, a clandestine Facebook network has burgeoned, effectuating a grassroots conduit for advocates to channel surplus medication to those rendered destitute by the state's abdication; these draconian austerity measures, emblematic of a paradigmatic shift towards a market-driven healthcare model à la the United States, have precipitated a cascading crisis within Argentina's public health infrastructure, manifested in a near-halving (48%) of the healthcare budget, the summary dismissal of thousands of Health Ministry personnel, and the de facto cessation of critical early detection programs for oncological pathologies alongside national immunization campaigns – all this amidst extortionate escalations in prescription drug prices and private health insurance premiums (250% and 118% respectively), a precipitous erosion of retiree medical benefits, a resurgence of archaic infectious diseases (including a measles outbreak, the first in decades), a calamitous surge in sexually transmitted infections (HIV up 20%, syphilis a staggering 50%), and, most poignantly, the reported demise of over sixty cancer patients directly attributable to the abrogation of the DADSE's pharmaceutical provisions, leaving over 1,500 individuals in agonizing limbo awaiting potentially life-saving treatment.