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Botox helping to ease pain for Ukrainian war amputees
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Doctors from Northwestern University's School of Medicine are using a botox-like substance injections to help treat Ukrainian soldiers who are experiencing phantom pain after amputations. NBC News' Ellison Barber has more on how the injections are providing short-term relief.
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