'Countdown to death': Haiti's health crisis grows as gangs destroy hospitals, pharmacies

Nadjla Juste no longer sleeps. If she’s not listening for the repeated gunfire that has now become all too familiar, she’s keeping an ear open for her mother’s heaving breaths. A heart-disease and diabetic patient, Carole Dieujuste also has kidney disease, requiring several dialysis treatments a week. Her last treatment was more than a month ago.

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