#chronic effects

“There is progress on food security in Gaza, but it is fragile and can easily be reversed,” said Carl Skau, WFP’s Acting Executive Director. “The overall humanitarian situation remains brutal: families lack water, sanitation and medicine. We need sustained access, funding and stability so people of Gaza can begin recovery.”

“… Nevertheless, an estimated 74,200 children aged 6-59 months will likely require treatment for acute malnutrition through April 2027, with more than 11,400 severe cases expected. Adults continue to reduce their own food intake to prioritise their children. An estimated 24,600 pregnant and breastfeeding women are expected to suffer from acute malnutrition through April 2027.”

From doctors on the ground:

Scientists and medical doctors raise concerns about 5G deployment in Australia and New Zealand

A letter published in Radiation Protection in Australasia, the journal of the Australasian Radiation Protection Society, asserts that Australia and New Zealand are rushing ahead with 5G without addressing safety concerns.

Ten Australian and New Zealand scientists and medical doctors have authored the letter, entitled Serious Safety Concerns about 5G Wireless Deployment in Australia and New Zealand