Dr. Maung is an infectious disease specialist in Myanmar where, in February of this year, a military coup ended democracy and established authoritarian rule. In response the country has risen up in protest. Doctors...
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Storytelling in emergency medicine — https://www.corpuspublishers.com/assets/articles/crem-v2-22-1016.pdf
Basic medical care for Covid patients has been turned into an illegal act in Myanmar, a doctor said. https://nyti.ms/36AoqJa
Covid positivity rate exploding in #Mandalay #Burma #Myanmar, while military closes covid facilities and confiscates oxygen to punish civilians.