Frontline updates from ER doctor

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[onlyonemgpatch]

Thank you for still posting on YouTube. I appreciate your willingness to educate us. Stay safe and looking forward to further covid information. ♥️

[taribaron]

So grateful for the education! I’m an RN in the ED and I need to have this information for my patients!

[tracylily]

Honestly, this is the best information I have heard so far. I’m glad you’re still healthy.🙏🏼

[samwarren]

Thank you for your hard work and keeping us informed doctor!

[cheriharris]

I am a hospital lab tech and we had lots of people thru our ed this past winter with 'flu like symptoms' that tested flu negative. It would be interesting to have those patients tested for covid-19 antibodies. Great information and explanations.

[heathersullivan]

You're a Rockstar, Doc, thank you so much for all you do, this information and how you deliver it is helping me feel I truly understand better what's happening in the world. I've shared you're videos on Facebook, something I don't normally do, because I knew it would help others as well. Thanks again and stay well :)

[gwendalu]

Thank you Doctor. As always you display your wonderful dedication to educating us. God Bless and stay safe!

[kitterzy]

I didn’t realize how much I missed college clinical lab science classes until I saw this vid. Granted I haven’t worked in the Microbiology/Med tech field for 25 years, but I do miss it. I’m also interested to see how antibody titers come into play statistically in the long term.

Thanks for doing this still on YouTube! 💖

[jaredkerber]

Thank you for bringing your updates and facts to Youtube, Dr. Oller. I would also be remiss not to thank you and the rest of the frontline medical workers doing everything you can to lessen the impact of the COVID-19.
Keep up the excellent work!

[masselin]

Thank you Dr Oller! I'm also furloughed and taking this time to spend it with my kids. I really appreciate the information without all of the hysterics and politics.

[maryrhudy]

As an historian who studies medical history, what is the risk of a replay of the Flu pandemic of 1918-19 wherein we let down our guard and got hit with a second wave that kicked our butts and killed around 50 million people around the world?

[patricialorelli]

Thank You and all the medical professionals for your service.

[jodil]

Thank you for explaining things to us in a way we understand. Thank you for spending your time to do this. My good friend had it in March, but was never tested because there wasn't enough testing going on yet because this was all new. She was with her dad a few days before she showed any symptoms. He went by ambulance because he couldn't breath on a Monday. He tested positive and did pass away. Her oldest daughter, who is married with 3 little kids also tested positive and had pneumonia. The little kids luckily just had colds, thankfully. Stay safe!!

[BentleyJax-River]

Thanks Dr Oller....this was such an informative video. I’m sharing it with all my friends and family. You can tell you’ve done your research and I’m very appreciative of that. I’m from just outside of the Detroit area and the cases were so high. Literally had everyone on edge. I think we’ve peaked now, so I’m hopeful we can get back to some sort of normalcy soon. Stay healthy and enjoy those kiddos! Wish we had that warm weather here!

[takaharatanaka]

Thank you for sticking to science. This was an extraordinarily well made video.
I'm so fracking tired of hysterical theatrics and "Orange Man" bad.

[tarnvoranutchotiphat]

Thank you for your work!!! Please stay safe and be well!!! Much respect for people like you.

[karenmalcolm]

Thank you for helping me to understand what is going on 😊

[pamelalalaable]

Thank you Dr O! An excellent, informative video.

[prettycubby]

Thank you for clearing up answers to question that were previously so unclean.

[jody]

Thank you so much for keeping us informed. I so enjoy your videos.