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Kidney patients hit as essential meds run out
The New Indian Express Thrissur
|February 18, 2025
THE PLIGHT of kidney patients at Kozhikode Medical College has taken a tragic turn as essential medicines and dialysis supplies have become unavailable, forcing patients to fend for themselves.
The kidney patients' welfare association has sounded the alarm, calling for urgent government intervention to prevent further suffering.
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