When news broke about the deadly training accident at CFB Wainwright that killed four soldiers and sent dozens more to hospital with severe burns, Véronique Moulin knew she had to help. She is on the front lines of research meant to help burn patients heal faster, with less pain and fewer scars.
Injured Wainwright soldiers benefit from cutting-edge Canadian burn research
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CBC - Top StoriesBy Karen Pauls
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
When news broke about the deadly training accident at CFB Wainwright that killed four soldiers and sent dozens more to hospital with severe burns, Véronique Moulin knew she had to help. She is on the front lines of research meant to help burn patients heal faster, with less pain and fewer scars.
Key Takeaways
- Injured Wainwright soldiers benefit from cutting-edge Canadian burn research.
- When news broke about the deadly training accident at CFB Wainwright that killed four soldiers and sent dozens more to hospital with severe burns, Véronique Moulin knew she had to help.
- She is on the front lines of research meant to help burn patients heal faster, with less pain and fewer scars.
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