Op-Ed: More and more of my patients are captives of COVID, indefinitely tethered to machines
Gray is an assistant professor of medicine and palliative care at Duke University School of Medicine and an artist who draws comics on medical topics. @NathanAGray
(Nathan Gray / For The Times)
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