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Carrying a camera gave a new lens to a familiar environment, forming deeper emotional connections to subjects than is typical for health-care workers. A COVID-19 patient lies in bed, watched by a nurse clinician, on the day before he was intubated. Excerpts were originally published in Shadows and Light: A Physician’s Lens on COVID copyright © 2022 by Heather Patterson. Reprinted by permission of Goose Lane Editions.
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