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Who is responsible for informing doctors of how to treat covid-19 as new protocols become available?
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COVID 19: Docotrs can turn to many sites like those sponsored by the American Medical Association, American Academy of physicians, American Academy of Family Physicians, CDC and WHO to learn about protocols. It is a doctor's responsibility to keep up with current medicine.
Answered 5/3/2020
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