As the new Libyan government struggles to keep the country's economy afloat, and the warring parties at bay, one sector has been literally falling apart - Libya's health system. Many hospitals have been forced to shut down entire departments. With medicines, doctors and medical supplies very scarce, Libya's sick and wounded are greatly bearing the brunt of political instability.
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