How Iceland clamped down to conquer coronavirus
Gradually, he coaxed them back, and, over the past year, they have cared for more patients than all the hospitals in Iceland combined. Every day, he dresses repeatedly in full PPE to go into their rooms and keep them company. “It’s been a journey, never knowing what the day will bring,” he says.
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