Dr. David Tashman, who specializes in emergency medicine at Keck Medicine of USC, talks about the struggle facing emergency rooms as patients suffering from non-COVID medical emergencies have stopped..
A Las Vegas doctor says COVID-19 may be part of the reason emergency rooms have seen a decrease in patients getting treated for serious medical emergencies, like strokes and heart attacks.
Credit: KTNV Channel 13 Las Vegas Duration: 02:31Published
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