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Gaza Cancer Center Chief Highlights Treatment Crisis
The article explains that the Gaza Cancer Center warns of a complete collapse in oncology services within the Gaza Strip due to the depletion of essential medications and restrictions imposed on patients' travel abroad for treatment. More than 90% of cancer patients are not receiving adequate treatment because of the shortage of medicines, which has reached 47% for cancer drugs and 65% for treatment supplies. Medical staff have been forced to use expired chemotherapy drugs, while radiotherapy treatments are entirely unavailable within the Strip. The occupation prevents patients from traveling abroad for treatment, which endangers the lives of thousands of patients, with the death rate rising to two or three per day, compared to just one before the war. The healthcare sector is in desperate need of advanced diagnostic equipment and vital medicines, while the international community is ignoring this escalating crisis.
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