'Science, empathy and humility': after almost two years of fighting a pandemic we hear from five doctors who have been on the Covid frontlines about their worst days, the lessons they have learned and why they still have hope
Healthcare workers around the world have been on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic for almost two years, which put them through the darkest days of their careers. Five doctors who have worked in hospitals in Uganda, New Zealand, the US, India, the UK and Brazil told the Guardian about how the pandemic had tested them personally and professionally, but how they continue to find hope and resolve to keep working.
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