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U.S. Chemotherapy Drug Shortage Puts Cancer Treatments at Risk
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- July 16, 2026
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The chemotherapy drug ifosfamide is currently one of 22 cancer medications experiencing shortages in the United States. This shortage highlights ongoing challenges in maintaining a steady supply of essential treatments for patients.
Nationwide, there is a significant shortage of ifosfamide, a crucial drug used in treating multiple cancers, such as testicular cancer. As a result, doctors are urgently seeking alternative solutions for their patients.
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