Switzerland's rehabilitation clinics continue to ensure that patients who suffered severe burns can regain “as independent a life as possible”, doctors said.
The clinics had to reorganise to cope with the extraordinary influx of patients, as they typically treat between 20 and 30 patients each year on average.
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Switzerland's rehabilitation clinics continue to ensure that patients affected by the tragedy in Crans-Montana can regain “as independent a life as possible”, doctors said.
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September 3, 2026 - 09:40
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