Recent news coverage on the war in Ukraine. Included below are articles highlighting HUG’s medical relief and educational efforts.
CHERNIHIV, UKRAINE – MAY 09: A healthcare professional searches for medicines and medical equipment in a destroyed hospital as Russian attacks continue in Chernihiv, Ukraine on May 09, 2022. Patients are treated in additional buildings as health services are disrupted due to the destroyed hospitals.
Among the Russian Army’s many atrocities in its invasion of Ukraine, one stands out because of its ability to produce a continuum of pain and death: the targeting of Ukraine’s health care system, its medical professionals, and the patients under their care. The damage by artillery and missile fire of Ukraine’s civilian health care system…
Pediatrician Gennadiy Fuzaylov tells PEOPLE he is on a mission to help those injured in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine get access to vital medical care
Ukraine’s leading cancer hospital has kept going despite losing medics to combat, patients with no homes to return to and vital drugs running low
Mass General Brigham hospital has created a video series to teach healthcare professionals and civilians in Ukraine live-saving trauma care skills.
The staff and residents of Carleton-Willard Village are happy to be able to support the people of Ukraine by shipping cartons of medical supplies to Poland, for delivery into Ukraine. Mark C. Poznansky, MD, Ph.D., the director of the Vaccine and Immunotherapy Center, at Massachusetts General Hospital, and The Help Ukraine Group are arranging the shipment to Poland, and the subsequent delivery into Ukraine.
