Health risks do not rise slowly when supply chains thin out. They surge in uneven bursts, hitting some people early while everyone else is still assuming there is time. By the time shortages are visible, the damage has already started accumulating inside ordinary routines, missed refills, delayed care, and small problems that no longer stay small. This is how health risks during supply chain shortages actually begin: quietly, selectively, and without warning. The most dangerous part is not the shortage...





