Journal of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics · 2022
Effects of the international economic sanctions on access to medicine of the Iranian people: A systematic review.
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Asadi-Pooya Ali A, Nazari Majid, Damabi Nafiseh Mirzaei
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OBJECTIVE: We hypothesized that the international economic sanctions have affected various groups of Iranian people and have compromised their right to access medicines.
METHODS: Scopus and MEDLINE from their inception to 15 May 2022 were systematically searched for related published original manuscripts. The following keywords were used (title/abstract): "sanction(s)" AND "Iran". The inclusion criteria were all human studies and articles written in English.
RESULTS: We could identify 24 articles. Sanctions have severely restricted patients with thalassemia, haemophilia, epilepsy, and multiple sclerosis from receiving their medical needs. Surveys and interviews of patients, healthcare professionals, and policy-makers have repeatedly shown that sanctions have greatly affected the health system in Iran.
CONCLUSION: International economic sanctions have limited access of the Iranian people to medicines and are associated with the suffering of Iranians. This situation should provide a lesson for policymakers in other similar instances worldwide.
METHODS: Scopus and MEDLINE from their inception to 15 May 2022 were systematically searched for related published original manuscripts. The following keywords were used (title/abstract): "sanction(s)" AND "Iran". The inclusion criteria were all human studies and articles written in English.
RESULTS: We could identify 24 articles. Sanctions have severely restricted patients with thalassemia, haemophilia, epilepsy, and multiple sclerosis from receiving their medical needs. Surveys and interviews of patients, healthcare professionals, and policy-makers have repeatedly shown that sanctions have greatly affected the health system in Iran.
CONCLUSION: International economic sanctions have limited access of the Iranian people to medicines and are associated with the suffering of Iranians. This situation should provide a lesson for policymakers in other similar instances worldwide.