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Diabetics in Gaza: When the Siege and Lack of Insulin Become a "Death Sentence"

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For the second month in a row, Umm Ahmad, a woman in her sixties, returns from the UNRWA clinic in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, without having her blood sugar level checked due to a complete lack of testing equipment at the agency's clinics. Umm Ahmad has been experiencing dangerously high blood sugar for days, causing her feet to burn intensely… This content, "Diabetics in Gaza… When the Siege and the Lack of Insulin Become a 'Death Sentence'," …
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For the second month in a row, Umm Ahmad, a woman in her sixties, returns from the UNRWA clinic in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, without having her blood sugar level checked due to a complete lack of testing equipment at the agency's clinics. Umm Ahmad has been experiencing dangerously high blood sugar for days, causing her feet to burn intensely… This content, "Diabetics in Gaza… When the Siege and the Lack of Insulin Become a 'Death Sentence'," …

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sawaleif.com broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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