Chat became a lifeline for a doctor fighting to save his patients injured by Israeli attacks near and against the hospital itself

In late January, we helped organize a group chat between physicians from across the globe and Dr Khaled Alser, the only general surgeon remaining at Nasser hospital in the south of Gaza.

Less than a year ago Nasser hospital had been the base of 10 surgeons and 10 surgical trainees. Now the 31-year-old Alser, a recent graduate of surgical training in Gaza, was the lone surgeon leading a diminished team confronting a tsunami of trauma patients without many of the specialists or resources we take for granted at trauma centers around the world.

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