Neoliberal policies have contributed to the loss of access to health care and have contributed to deepen the problem of the commodification of basic human necessities and this has life-and-death implications for vulnerable populations -Tendency for the poor not to access treatment Cuts in Health Budgets (through SAPs) and introduction of user fees -Limiting them to the poor who cannot afford to pay for the services. That increases the gap between rich and poor and weakens public services and the health system. Reduction of what is understood by "the common good" by limiting health care to the control of certain diseases while excluding the social determinants of health Privatisation of healthcare services and the autonomy of hospital management -Privatisation of health services increases inequity of access by favouring those who can afford to pay for health care. Commercialization of Health care. A market for health care, medical equipment and medicines is being developed World Bank & IMF promoted SAP (Structural Adjustment Programs) which reduce government health spending SAP - World Bank gives money to implement certain infrastructures to assist in development but on the conditions that that nation restructure its economic, political, and social sectors to neoliberal policies -Stabilization, Privatization, and Liberalization