PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) - 55 days. That's how long a young, healthy Valley doctor spent in the hospital fighting the virus. That's nearly two months! Thanks to an aggressive medical team, and a determined spirit, he's beaten the odds and is back home with his family.“This is the first day of the rest of my life,”…
Louisiana hasn't come as close to running out of hospital beds or ventilators as models predicted, an outcome officials attributed to a combination of the success of a stay-at-home order that has tamped down infections and the worst-case assumptions that were baked into the state's numbers. In the hard-hit New Orleans region, for instance, state models…
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