NoIn late April 2020, Ethan Weiss, a San Francisco cardiologist, joined colleagues in New York to care for critically ill patients with Covid-19. On Weiss’s last day there, a relatively young man was dying of Covid, as his wife lay ill with Covid down the hall. They had been in the hospital nearly a month but had been unable to see one another, though the wife had been consenting for the husband’s procedures by phone. When the husband’s death was clearly imminent, Weiss went to the wife’s bedside and had a conversation that was among the most difficult of his career. As she sobbed, Weiss found himself crying into his own mask and goggles.hay datos leer más...