How the coronavirus (COVID-19) actually works inside the body and why it’s so deadly
DETROIT – Perhaps it’s the fear of the unknown and the solace of an answer, or maybe it’s just curiosity, but since the beginning of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, many viewers have asked how the virus actually kills people.
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4 Fast Facts
- Doctors at Henry Ford Health testing to see if drug can prevent coronavirus (COVID-19). Click here to read more.
- Officials are working to transform the TCF Center in Downtown Detroit into a temporary alternate care facility for coronavirus (COVID-19) patients in Michigan. Click here to read more.
- Nurses at Henry Ford shared how stressful the no visitor policy was for patients and their families and found a way for the community to show support. Click here to read more.
- White House task force warns Americans aren’t doing enough to stop virus spread. Click here to read more.
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