The dissolution of Argentina's DADSE under President Milei, ostensibly part of his sweeping austerity programme, has precipitated a clandestine, digitally-mediated pharmaceutical grey market on Facebook – a desperate, crowd-sourced workaround for cancer patients now deprived of essential medications; this, symptomatic of a broader systemic evisceration of Argentina's public health infrastructure – evidenced by a near-halving of the national healthcare budget, mass redundancies within the Health Ministry, and the suspension of critical prophylactic programmes – driving the nation towards a bifurcated, U.S.-style healthcare paradigm characterised by exorbitant costs (prescription medications and private health plans experiencing hyperinflationary surges of 250% and 118% respectively), diminished retiree benefits, and compromised universal access, further compounded by personnel curtailments that have destabilised immunization protocols and epidemiological surveillance, as demonstrated by the unprecedented resurgence of measles and a concerning escalation in sexually transmitted infections (HIV incidence surging by 20%, syphilis by 50%), all contributing to a palpable mortality crisis amongst vulnerable cancer patients, with reports indicating over sixty fatalities directly attributable to the DADSE medication program's cessation, leaving upwards of 1,500 individuals in a state of perilous pharmaceutical limbo.