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Conflict Deepens Health Crisis Across the Middle East, WHO Says

The World Health Organization has warned that ongoing conflict is significantly deepening the health crisis across the Middle East, with severe consequences for populations in affected countries. Health systems are increasingly overwhelmed, with damage to infrastructure, shortages of essential supplies, and limited access to care.

The crisis has led to rising health risks, including increased incidence of communicable diseases, disruptions to routine services, and worsening outcomes for patients with chronic conditions. Vulnerable groups, including displaced populations, are particularly affected.

WHO emphasizes the urgent need for coordinated international action to support health systems, protect healthcare services, and address the growing humanitarian needs across the region.

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