Health
Inside a Welsh ICU during the coronavirus pandemic – photo essay – The Guardian
Consultant and photographer Nick Mason shares his experience and that of colleagues at the Royal Gwent hospital in Newport
Humankind cannot bear very much reality. TS Eliot, Burnt Norton
Human memory is fickle. Only a few brief months ago, many intensive care units (ICUs) across Britain came close to being overwhelmed by patients with a novel coronavirus, unknown to medicine before January of this year, and causing potentially life-threatening lung disease in up to 20% of those it infects. With the relaxation of the lockdown, however only possible because it had been so effective and the good summer weather in whic…
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