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6 tratamientos que reciben pacientes COVID para sobrevivir, de anticuerpos a remdesivir

  • Written by William G. Bain, Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh
imageNuevos tratamientos para el COVID-19 se usan en distintas fases de la enfermedad, incluso hay tratamientos que pueden mantenerte fuera del hospital.Juan Monino via Getty Images

Hace un año, cuando las autoridades sanitarias de Estados Unidos emitieron su primera advertencia de que el COVID-19 causaría graves “trastornos en la...

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