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What Everyone Should Know About Coronavirus, According To 100 Doctors

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    Doctor Mike interviews more than 100 physicians about COVID-19.

    Dr. Mikhail Varshavski, or Doctor Mike to his YouTube fans, has been known for keeping his subscribers informed about the latest COVID-19 news. In a recent video, Doctor Mike interviews more than 100 physicians to get their perspectives about the novel coronavirus, and it's both educational and inspirational.

    He starts by asking what people should know about the virus. Many respond that non-medical healthcare staff, like x-ray technicians, laboratory assistants, cafeteria workers, and cleaning crews should be recognized for their efforts.

    Doctors share their concerns that the small number of reported COVID-19 cases in a certain area could be misunderstood. They clarify that low numbers don't mean that COVID-19 isn't a threat in their community. In reality, figures reflect the lack of testing being performed throughout the United States.



    Doctors also share their personal struggles during the pandemic. An OBGYN explains that she performs a 30-minute decontamination routine before hugging her children every night. One doctor explains that he's moving out of his house to keep his family safe from the coronavirus. Another physician shares that he couldn't kiss his wife on their anniversary.

    Overwhelmingly, the experts urge people to stay at home in order to slow the spread of COVID-19. And they want everyone to remember that staying at home doesn't mean you have to be isolated.

    "Call or FaceTime your friends, your family, your significant others," says one doctor.

    Doctor Mike ends the video with a collection of responses about what gives these doctors hope.

    Radiologist Justin Shafa, MD, ends the video on a powerful note.

    "I'm fighting for the hope that one day very soon we overcome this. That we get back to normal life, and don't take the small things for granted again," he says.

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