Gaza Dialysis Cuts Endanger Patients
The kidney patients' crisis in Gaza is worsening due to a shortage of materials required to operate dialysis machines, particularly PEBAK material. This has led to a reduction in the number of sessions from three to two per week and a decrease in the duration of each session from four to three hours. This reduction threatens the lives of around 700 patients, as it has caused their health to deteriorate and increased the risks of toxin and fluid buildup. Expectations are rising for more complications and a greater danger to patients' lives, amid urgent calls to provide the necessary supplies to support treatment programs and restore normal conditions for dialysis.
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