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نقابة الأطباء: 467 مريضة سرطان بلا علاج و143 وفاة خلال الأيام الأخيرة

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كشفت عضو اللجنة التمهيدية لنقابة أطباء السودان، الدكتورة أديبة إبراهيم السيد، عن وجود أكثر من 467 مريضة بالسرطان في عدد من المستشفيات لا يجدن العلاج، إلى جانب تسجيل 143 حالة وفاة خلال الأيام الأخيرة. وقالت أديبة، في تصريح لـ(راديو دبنقا)، إن أعداد المصابات بالسرطان في مختلف ولايات السودان كبيرة ويصعب حصرها، موضحة أن الحالات المشار …

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