Before COVID-19 raged through Chile in all its lethal power, Jorge Barrios sat in his living room using sanitation wipes to scrub a recently received package. "It’s from China," he said. "You have to be careful with these things." It was February 2020, and although most Chileans had heard of COVID and its ability to kill, they — like most of the world — were uncertain of how the "virus from China" would spread. So the then-66-year-old Barrios scrubbed away, hoping to protect himself, his wife, and his grandchildren who lived three doors down but spent more time with their abuelos than at…
Addison Graham, RCP
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