Medical Providers live by the oath to "Do No Harm." What does that mean when providing care as part of the military in Iraq? A general surgeon and a medic, who both served in Iraq, give their different perspectives on how to "do no harm." The surgeon believes that caring for injured soldiers, enemy combatants and civilians is doing no harm. The medic believes that refusing to load his weapon and becoming a Conscientious Objector to all war is doing no harm.
Produced and directed by Pepperspray videographer Patricia Boiko
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