Why Ukrainian Refugees In Poland Are Crossing The Border For Medical Care Back Home

Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began, Poland has accepted the largest number of Ukrainian refugees of any country. But in spite of the aid that they have received, some notable gaps remain: including the Polish healthcare system.

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