Health
Health Minister Denies Medication Shortage Claims In Public Healthcare System
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Health and Wellness Minister Dr. Michael Darville is shutting down claims made by the FNM chairman, who earlier this week alleged that the public healthcare system is experiencing medication shortages due to unpaid vendor bills.
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