Jasmine had heart issues in Ukraine, and her family chose Hungary for treatment because it was safer. The trip was tough, but a hospital in Budapest saved her. Now, she's doing better with the help of Dr. Beáta Gyömörei, and Hungary's healthcare is giving hope to families like hers. Read more here. 

In Kharkiv the bombardment began on the first day of the war, February 24. Health workers moved their patients, their beds, their equipment and themselves down to the bomb shelters built in the basements decades before during the cold war era.