Gaza Patients face Dialysis Shortage
The suffering of kidney failure patients in the Gaza Strip is escalating due to a shortage of sodium bicarbonate, which is essential for operating dialysis machines. This has led to a reduction in the number of functioning devices and a decrease in session durations from 4 hours to just 2. The lives of about 650 patients are at risk of death if the crisis continues. Hospitals are facing the discontinuation of around 25 out of 51 machines, amid medical deterioration that threatens to worsen patients' health conditions and significantly increase health risks.
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