Omicron surge taking a toll on dialysis patients

CNN Philippines 2022-01-21

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Despite most Omicron cases being mild so far, the rise in hospitalizations and infection among health workers are also impacting services for other illnesses.

Carolyn Bonquin tells us, among the most affected are dialysis patients.
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