¿Cuál es la esperanza de vida de los niños en Gaza en los próximos años?

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Maurizio Bonati¹

¹Già responsabile del Dipartimento di Salute Pubblica e del Laboratorio per la Salute Materno Infantile dell'Istituto di Ricerche Farmacologiche Mario Negri Irccs, Milano; direttore della rivista Ricerca & Pratica.

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|December 12, 2025

Abstract:

. What is the life expectancy for children in Gaza in the coming years? For two years, Gaza's population has endured a devastating war that has killed, injured, and displaced civilians-especially children. Homes, schools, and hospitals lie in ruins, and essential services have collapsed. Tens of thousands of children have been killed, maimed, or orphaned, while many suffer from acute malnutrition and preventable diseases. Even after a fragile ceasefire, violence and violations persist. Infant and child mortality has surged, life expectancy has collapsed, and education has nearly disappeared. Historical examples suggest that recovering pre-war child-health conditions may take more than a decade. Ensuring Gaza's children a future requires rapid restoration of their fundamental rights.

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esperanza de vida infantil Gaza guerra salud infantil derechos del niño recuperación post-conflicto

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