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On a rare quiet evening in late May, Dr. Dahlia Rizk asked her staff to join her by a campfire. They sat together for more than an hour, sharing the overwhelming horrors and occasional triumphs they’d experienced while treating the coronavirus, as the sounds of burning logs crackled in the background and a bright orange glow filled the room. But Rizk's team hadn’t left the hospital. They were sitting on the floor of a former COVID-19 triage tent, right outside the doors of the emergency department at Mount Sinai Beth Israel in Manhattan.
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