Dr. Hugh Cassiere discusses how the coronavirus affects people differently
We are still learning many new things about the coronavirus, including how it affects people so differently.
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Jul 31, 2020, 2:26 PM
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447ds agoWe are still learning many new things about the coronavirus, including how it affects people so differently.
Some patients experience just mild symptoms, but others become extremely sick.
News 12's Elizabeth Hashagen is joined by Dr. Hugh Cassiere to discuss the virus and answer viewers' questions.
Dr. Cassiere is the director of respiratory therapy at North Shore University Hospital.
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