Doctors treat drug-resistant infections in wounded Ukrainian soldiers as biological attack to prevent amputations

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Doctors in Ukraine and Poland are treating wounded Ukrainian soldiers with antibiotic-resistant infections as if they were victims of a biological attack, to reduce the risk of amputation. Meduza summarized an October New York Times report by Marc Santora and Gina Kolata, who visited Dnipro and Poland, adding details from doctors' interviews, presentations and scientific papers.

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Drug-resistant infections put wounded Ukrainian soldiers at risk of amputation. Doctors are trying to help by treating them like victims of a biological attack. Meduza (EN)

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