Attacks on health care in Syria take ‘catastrophic’ toll: IRC ...Middle East

As Syria marks nearly 10 years since the beginning of its bloody conflict, a new report shows the widespread and devastating impact a decade of fighting has had on health care facilities, health workers and on civilians.The report, published on Wednesday by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) a

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