What is the imminent crisis facing healthcare in northern Syria?

Aid workers report that more than 150 health centers and hospitals in northern Syria could shut down by the end of March due to funding cuts. These closures are primarily linked to the discontinuation of USAID support from the Trump administration, creating an urgent humanitarian crisis. These medical facilities provide essential healthcare services to millions of vulnerable people, including displaced families who rely entirely on charity and non-governmental organizations for medical care. The region, already struggling to recover from years of conflict, now faces the collapse of its fragile healthcare infrastructure.