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MILITARY & VETERAN HEALTH • UKRAINE

Ukraine initiative targets severe infections among wounded soldiers

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As many as 40 percent of injured Ukrainian soldiers face severe infections that can lead to amputation or death, according to The New York Times. An initiative is trying to improve treatment.

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Why it matters

Severe infections threaten the health and recovery of wounded soldiers in Ukraine. The summary does not identify a direct effect on U.S. patients or health systems.