Dr Iván Cruz wanted to shock people out of pandemic scepticism with X-rays of his coronavirus-scarred lungs
The images of Iván Cruz’s lungs resemble a dust cloud in outer space: light patches enveloped by the gloom.
Before he died in hospital, the young Mexican doctor had intended to publish them online to convince the unbelievers: coronavirus exists, and this is what it does to you. Continue reading...
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