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The new leader of the nation’s coronavirus fight has been battling diseases her whole career Laura Krantz © Kate Flock/MGH Dr. Rochelle Walensky. The unit where Dr. Rochelle Walensky performed her residency, during the peak of the AIDS epidemic in Baltimore, held a standing memorial service every two weeks because so many of its patients were dying. It was a grueling start to a medical career, when young trainees worked 100-hour weeks at Johns Hopkins Hospital, holding the hands of people succumbing to a virus for which there was not yet any treatment. “In 1995 we told patients with AIDS they would, with certainty, die,” Walensky said in 2019 testimony before Congress. Since those early days, the physician has had a meteoric rise at Massachusetts General Hospital, including being appointed just the third chief and the first woman to lead the Division of Infectious Diseases since its inception in 1956.

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