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The head of a group representing trainee doctors, who have left worksites in protest of the government s policy of medical reform, said Thursday that he was scheduled to meet with .
that time 70,000 ukrainian soldiers have died. more than 1000,000 additional have been wounded 100,000. the war has kicked battlefield medicine into overdrive with new technology invented here in the u.s. making its way to the front lines in if ukraine. and a former u.s. military surgeon is also pitching in. jennifer griffin shares how it s contributing to saving lives in our sun special. [background sounds] reporter: on ukraine s front lines, # 80% of the wounds are traumatic brain injuries or amputations. on this day in june, dr. nick lie had just completed his third surgery when the air raid sirens went off. the air raid siren, do you need to go to the basement? i m in safe place. reporter: every war with leads to innovation, especially in battlefield medicine. a young american nurse named florence nightingale cut her teeth during the 19th century crimean war. dr. north carolina lie s hospital is one of five in
that time 70,000 ukrainian soldiers have died. more than 1000,000 additional have been wounded 100,000. the war has kicked battlefield medicine into overdrive with new technology invented here in the u.s. making its way to the front lines in if ukraine. and a former u.s. military surgeon is also pitching in. jennifer griffin shares how it s contributing to saving lives in our sun special. [background sounds] reporter: on ukraine s front lines, # 80% of the wounds are traumatic brain injuries or amputations. on this day in june, dr. nick lie had just completed his third surgery when the air raid sirens went off. the air raid siren, do you need to go to the basement? i m in safe place. reporter: every war with leads to innovation, especially in battlefield medicine. a young american nurse named florence nightingale cut her teeth during the 19th century crimean war. dr. north carolina lie s hospital is one of five in
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