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Mohammed Abu Aafash
Director of Medical Relief in Gaza; healthcare official and policy advocate addressing critical medication shortages and disease outbreaks.
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Jul 16, 2026
9 Months Later: The State of Healthcare in Gaza
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Diana ButtuHOST
Here we're talking about things like diabetes medication and blood pressure medication.
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5:49Mohammed Abu AafashGUEST
And Medical Relief were particularly involved in the laboratory sector and chronic diseases.
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5:57Mohammed Abu AafashGUEST
Currently, chronic disease patients, whose number exceeds 300,000, have been left without access to care during the war.
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6:09Mohammed Abu AafashGUEST
When we talk about 300 patients with high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, many of them were left without medication for over 17 months during the war.
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6:23Mohammed Abu AafashGUEST
As we see every day, large numbers of people are suffering from vision problems.
Diana ButtuHOST
Damaged sanitation systems, overcrowded shelters, and limited access to clean water are contributing to the spread of diseases, particularly among displaced people.