Meduza · 9 Nov 2026
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.
In late October, The New York Times published a report on how doctors are helping Ukrainian soldiers fight antibiotic-resistant infections. Correspondent Marc Santora traveled to Dnipro and Poland, spoke with doctors and patients, and joined science reporter Gina Kolata to examine the problem and a potential solution. Here, we summarize their reporting alongside additional details from the participating doctors’ interviews, presentations, and scientific papers.
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