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Paramedics transfer a patient from an ambulance to the LaSalle Hospital in Montreal on April 25, 2020, at the height of the pandemic. The Canadian Press/Graham Hughes
The first wave of COVID-19 hit at the peak of hospital overcrowding. Decades of trimming the meat while leaving the untouchable fat left some communities declaring a state of emergency. As we enter the second wave, here are three lessons we should have learned from COVID-19 already.
