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وفيات وسط مرضى السكري بسبب ضعف فعالية الأدوية
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وفيات وسط مرضى السكري بسبب ضعف فعالية الأدوية

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

كشفت مصادر طبية متطابقة، الأربعاء، عن تسجيل حالات وفاة بين مرضى الأمراض المزمنة، بينهم مصابون بالسكري وارتفاع ضغط الدم، في مدينة نيالا خلال سبتمبر وأكتوبر الجاري، وسط شكاوى من ضعف فعالية بعض الأدوية وعدم مطابقتها للمواصفات. وقال مصدران طبيان لـ”دارفور24″ إن ضعف فعالية بعض الأدوية المستخدمة لعلاج الأمراض المزمنة، خصوصاً الأنسولين، أسهم في وفاة ما …

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