The guidelines aim to answer the troubling ethical question of who lives and who dies should California face a new surge in the coronavirus outbreak, resulting in a shortage of ventilators and medical supplies.
Source: Los Angeles Times
California sets guidelines on which patients are prioritized if hospitals overwhelmed by coronavirus
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