Henry Ford Health preforms Michigan’s first COVID-linked double lung transplant
DETROIT – Doctors at Henry Ford Hospital performed the first double lung transplant in Michigan that was linked to COVID-19.
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Special education teacher Jackie Dennis was diagnosed with COVID in November of last year.
“She went there with typical COVID symptoms. She had a cough, fever, shortness of breath, headache and nausea,” Dr. Lisa Allenspach said.
The latest: Michigan coronavirus cases up to 615,792; Death toll now at 15,810
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