内容摘要：In 2021, the Ukrainian mineral industry accounted for 6.1% of the country’s gross domestic product and 30% of exports.

In 2021, the Ukrainian mineral industry accounted for 6.1% of the country’s gross domestic product and 30% of exports.

“The hot meals provided by these kitchens constitute one of the last remaining lifelines” for Palestinians, OCHA said.At those still open, chaotic scenes of desperate men, women and children fighting to get meager rations are common.

UNICEF spokesperson Jonathan Crickx on Thursday said 65-70% of Gaza’s water system is damaged. Aid workers have instead set up water distribution points that rely on trucking.But it’s difficult to reach people when fuel has become scarce, Crickx told The Associated Press.“The children are, of course, bearing the brunt of this war,” he said.

Water availability has plummeted to an average of 3-5 liters per person per day, according to the Palestinian Water Authority. That’s less than the 15 liters that the World Health Organization says people need to survive.A pipeline operated by Israel had been supplying 70% of Gaza City’s water since the war began, but it was damaged with the renewed Israeli offensive in April. Desalination plants had supplied about 7% of Gaza’s water needs before the war, until the aquifer became contaminated and depleted.

Since the start of the war, World Central Kitchen said it has served more than 130 million meals and baked 80 million loaves of bread. On Thursday, the group said it had no flour left in their mobile bakery.

“Our trucks — loaded with food and supplies — are waiting in Egypt, Jordan and Israel, ready to enter Gaza,” said José Andrés, the celebrity chef who founded the organization. “But they cannot move without permission. Humanitarian aid must be allowed to flow.”Algunos expertos se refieren al “soporte vital” como “medidas de mantenimiento”, “soporte orgánico” o “soporte somático”, que se refiere al cuerpo como algo distinto de la mente.

Emory no ha revelado lo que se está haciendo para permitir que el feto de Smith continúe desarrollándose.En otro caso en Florida, los médicos lograron que naciera el bebé de una mujer de 31 años que fue declarada con muerte cerebral en la semana 22 de embarazo, pero no sin semanas de monitoreo continuado, pruebas y atención médica. La familia de la mujer quería conservar el feto, según indicaron doctores de la Facultad de Medicina de la Universidad de Florida en un artículo de 2023.

En su primer día de ingreso, los médicos le administraron hormonas para elevar su presión arterial y le colocaron un tubo de alimentación. Después de ser trasladada a una unidad de cuidados intensivos, una enfermera obstétrica permaneció junto a su cama continuamente para monitorear la frecuencia cardíaca y los movimientos del feto.Estaba conectada a un ventilador, recibía esteroides y hormonas de forma regular y necesitó múltiples antibióticos para tratar la neumonía. El equipo médico que la atendía abarcaba múltiples especialidades: obstetricia, neonatología, radiología y endocrinología.