After Brutal Two Months, N.H. Health Care Workers See Light on Horizon
Listen to the broadcast version of this story. Those deaths, all of which Barclay calls preventable, piled up in New Hampshire this winter. Fueled by holiday gatherings, and a continued reluctance by some to follow public health guidelines, more than 530 residents died in December and January alone, nearly half of the total COVID-19 related deaths recorded in the state since the pandemic began. On any given day through most of December and January, New Hampshire hospitals were treating between 200 and 300 people for COVID-19 — far more than were reported during any earlier wave of the pande...
Source: nhpr.org
