Un articolo del Washington Post testimonia ciò che hanno vissuto gli operatori sanitari Usa nella prima ondata della pandemia

9 Giugno 2020 di editor

Non mi sono mai sentito così indifeso’: i lavoratori in prima linea affrontano la perdita
Medici, infermieri e soccorritori alle prese con l’enormità di ciò a cui hanno assistito durante la prima ondata della pandemia

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