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Episode 8: Breathing with COVID-19
As Military Matters podcast hosts Rod Rodriguez and Desmon Farris dig further into the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, they talk to an Air Force veteran who is beating the disease, but at a cost; they find out about ventilators — why they're a political lightning rod, why they're needed and what they mean for patients; and they talk with a veteran whose company developed an innovative, new ventilator in response to the Army's industry challenge.
