An ER nurse in New Orleans, a growing coronavirus hotspot, used to see 1 patient die per month. Now it's 2 per week.

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• Business Insider spoke to an emergency room nurse working for the Ochsner Health System in New Orleans, who described what the fight against coronavirus has been like in his city. 
• Eduardo Bilbao, 29, says he's gone from seeing about one patient a month die under his care, to two in one week. 
• Bilbao says work has become "very stressful" and "very emotional." 
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A New Orleans nurse says he's had to get used to giving bad news to families losing loved ones to coronavirus.

Eduardo Bilbao, a 29-year-old emergency room nurse in the Ochsner Health System, says he's seen firsthand how the city's coronavirus death toll has climbed. 

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