Displacement, overcrowding and unsanitary conditions has led to a communicable disease crisis in Gaza. Read more about Teenager’s death highlights infectious disease casualties of genocide 

A medical student recalls the horrors she has witnessed. Read more about Memories that haunt 

A third year medical student remembers every patient, every case. Read more about Haunting memories of genocide 

Rates of PTSD and depression spiking as a result of Israel’s genocidal violence. Read more about Postpartum depression and trauma await mothers and newborns in Gaza 

Cooking on outdoor fires is how many in Gaza are surviving, but inhaling the smoke is deadly. Read more about Gaza can't breathe 

Life as an emergency healthcare worker in Gaza is more dangerous than ever. Read more about Ambulances under fire 

Before Israel’s war on Gaza, PTSD and depression were already at unconscionable levels. Read more about Trauma skyrockets for Gaza's children 

Families forcibly displaced by Israel do not have adequate clothing to face the winter. Read more about More than 1 million now taking shelter in UN facilities 

There are 50,000 pregnant women in Gaza, and 5,500 of them have delivery dates in November. Read more about “I have nothing for the baby”  

My mother wants so badly to believe that Israel has “enough” humanity to not bomb indiscriminately, and I’m too weak to break it to her. Read more about Dying alone or surviving alone are not options