Doctors stay in Ukraine's war-hit towns: 'People need us'
Since Russia’s invasion on Feb. 24, space to treat patients at the hospital has shrunk constantly because of damage.
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Since Russia’s invasion on Feb. 24, space to treat patients at the hospital has shrunk constantly because of damage.
Mstyslav Chernov & Derek Gatopoulos ZOLOCHIV, UKRAINE (AP) – Dr Ilona Butova almost looks out of place in her neatly pressed lavender scrubs as she walks through a door frame that hangs from a crumbled wall into what used to be an administrative office of her hospital in Zolochiv. Not one building in the facility […]
Dr. Ilona Butova almost looks out of place in her neatly pressed lavender scrubs as she walks through a door frame that hangs from a crumbled wall into what used to be an administrative office of her hospital in Zolochiv. Not one building in the facility in the northeastern Ukrainian town near the Russian border…
ZOLOCHIV, Ukraine (AP) — Dr. Ilona Butova almost looks out of place in her neatly...
Ukraine’s health care system already was struggling due to corruption, mismanagement and the COVID-19 pandemic