'Our neighbors, our family members': Small-town hospitals overwhelmed by COVID deaths
As COVID deaths surpass 2,000 a day, public health officials say the pandemic is straining rural hospitals short on staffing and expertise.
'Our neighbors, our family members': Small-town hospitals overwhelmed by COVID deaths
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