Cut off by COVID and conflict, Canadian medical mission to Yemen goes virtual

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It’s not how Dr. William Cherniak pictured it would go.

The emergency room doctor at Markham Stouffville Hospital north of Toronto is co-founder of a group called Bridge to Health, a Canadian non-governmental organization that delivers medical and dental aid to countries around the world.

He had just received approval for a pilot project to train doctors in Yemen to use portable ultrasound machines. Then came COVID-19.

“Initially, we were supposed to actually fly in and bring the devices with us for an initial one-week training period, but then, the pandemic kicked in just as we got approval for the grant,” he said.

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Dr. William Cherniak, an emergency

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