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When the Russian invasion of Ukraine began in late February, Dr. David Brown couldn’t stop thinking about the kids.
Brown, a plastic surgeon at Michigan Medicine, had been to Ukraine almost every year for the last seven with a team of doctors, nurses and medical residents from across the U.S. to operate on children who’d been severely burned and needed plastic and reconstructive surgery.
Some of the children Brown treated on his trips to Ukraine were burned in prior attacks by Russian forces; others were injured in everyday accidents.
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