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Hospitals in coronavirus hotspots facing shortages in treatment drugs
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Only two drugs are proven to work in helping the body fight coronavirus. Doctors treating patients in hot spots are worried their hospitals might be running out of supplies. NBC News’ Dr. John Torres reports.July 16, 2020
