Gaza diabetic patients face insulin loss due to heat
Diabetic patients in the Gaza Strip face significant challenges related to the limited availability of insulin and its poor storage conditions, especially with rising temperatures and a lack of refrigeration means due to displacement and difficult living conditions. High temperatures and direct sunlight reduce the effectiveness of insulin, making blood sugar control more difficult. Although some insulin shipments have arrived thanks to international efforts, the shortage of suitable analogs and diagnostic tools threatens the continuation of treatment, making diabetes management particularly challenging, especially in the absence of electricity and refrigeration in temporary shelters.
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