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Coronatalks: A day of a reanimatologist, COVID-19 treatment, common myths
May 24, 2020 11:49
How do reanimatologists who treat patients with COVID-19 work on-duty? How do doctors provide treatment for patients with COVID-19 in Armenia? How is the strategy for treatment chosen? What are the common myths about the coronavirus and why do people believe them?
Armenian News-NEWS.am talked about these and other questions with anesthesiologist and reanimatologist Anushavan Safaryan, who has been working at the Traumatology and Orthopedics Center for the past two months (in March, the Center was re-profiled as a center for treating patients with the coronavirus).
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