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I've heard of hyperbaric treatment for people with mrsa. could the same therapy work to treat covid-19?
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Don't know.: There are currently some hyperbaric medicine trials listed with clinicaltrials.Gov. Some are recruiting for patients and others are not.
Answered 5/5/2020
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