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Category: Press

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MedGlobal Featured on CBS News


MedGlobal Featured on CBS News On protecting healthcare workers in conflict zones

In a CBS News interview, MedGlobal President and Co-Founder Dr. Zaher Sahloul discussed the growing dangers faced by healthcare workers serving in conflict zones. He highlighted the alarming rise in attacks on medical personnel and emphasized the importance of specialized training, preparedness, and international support to help protect those delivering lifesaving care in some of the world’s most dangerous environments.

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Arab News Highlights Syria’s Health Crisis


Arab News Highlights Syria’s Health Crisis On the challenges facing returning families

In reporting by Arab News, experts including MedGlobal President and Co-Founder Dr. Zaher Sahloul warned that millions of Syrians returning home continue to face a healthcare system struggling to recover after years of conflict. Ongoing shortages of medical staff, medicines, and functioning facilities are leaving many without access to essential care.

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MedGlobal President Dr. Zaher Sahloul Speaks to Arab News


MedGlobal President Dr. Zaher Sahloul Speaks to Arab News On rebuilding Syria’s shattered healthcare system

In reporting by Arab News, Dr. Zaher Sahloul, President and Co-Founder of MedGlobal, highlighted the urgent need to rebuild Syria’s devastated healthcare system after years of conflict. He emphasized that while Syrian healthcare workers continue to serve their communities under extraordinary conditions, hospitals remain under-resourced, critical medical supplies are scarce, and retaining skilled medical professionals is one of the country’s greatest challenges. 

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MedGlobal Featured in New Lines Magazine


MedGlobal Featured in New Lines Magazine On healing Syria’s invisible wounds

In New Lines Magazine, MedGlobal President and Co-Founder Dr. Zaher Sahloul argues that rebuilding Syria’s future requires investing not only in hospitals and infrastructure, but also in mental health. He highlights the lasting psychological impact of war on millions of Syrians and calls for mental health and psychosocial support to become a central pillar of the country’s recovery and long-term stability.

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Lebanon Displacement Crisis

In reporting by NBC News, Dr. Tania Baban, MedGlobal’s Lebanon Country Director, described the growing humanitarian crisis as displacement surged from roughly 58,000 to more than 83,000 people within days. She recounted scenes of families fleeing overnight with children, elderly relatives, and basic belongings, warning that many displaced households have nowhere safe to go as strikes continue across southern Lebanon.

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Children Caught in Conflict

MedGlobal President Dr. Zaher Sahloul speaks to ABC News on the mental and physical toll of war on children

In reporting by ABC News, Dr. Zaher Sahloul, President and Co-Founder of MedGlobal, warned about the devastating mental and physical impact conflict can have on children caught in war zones. He explained that exposure to violence, disruption of daily routines, and the loss of safe spaces such as schools can lead to lasting trauma, anxiety, and long-term health consequences for young people.

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MedGlobal Executive Director Joseph Belliveau speaks to ABC News on extreme humanitarian needs in Gaza

In a video interview aired by ABC News, Joseph Belliveau, Executive Director of MedGlobal, discusses the “extreme, humanitarian needs” facing civilians in Gaza, noting how limited aid and ongoing violence are intensifying the crisis. His remarks underscore the urgent need for increased support, protection for health services, and sustained humanitarian access

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Retired trauma surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Young featured by MedGlobal on training Ukrainian clinicians under wartime conditions

In a feature published by MedAngel, Dr. Jeffrey Young, a retired trauma surgeon from Virginia, traveled to Ukraine to train military and civilian doctors in emergency procedures, sharing decades of experience and adapting techniques under wartime pressure. Young’s work included hands-on training in trauma stabilization and improvisational surgical skills, highlighting how knowledge sharing can boost local medical capacity amid ongoing conflict.

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