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   Shoot them bitches in the head!   
      
   Some Chinese nurses fighting the deadly coronavirus in Wuhan,   
   China — the epicenter of the outbreak — have taken an extreme   
   measure in an alleged effort to improve efficiency: shaving   
   their heads.   
      
   Head-shaving videos surfaced on social media in recent days,   
   with state media reporting the drastic move is an effort to more   
   quickly put on hazmat suits while working in the virus-stricken   
   city.   
      
   “I keep the long hair for a long time, I did not even want to   
   cut a little bit. But in order to fight against the virus, it is   
   worth to shave all my hair,” nurse Ding Danyi, 26, told   
   NewsFlare, according to the New York Post.   
      
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   These Chinese nurses shaved their heads to fight the spread of   
   coronavirus   
      
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   Since the outbreak began in late December, doctors and other   
   medical professionals in Wuhan have taken to social media to   
   show how caring for thousands of patients has impacted their own   
   bodies. Recently, some medics shared photos of the marks and   
   bruises left on their faces from protective gear after working   
   round-the-clock. Other reports suggested medical workers have   
   resorted to wearing adult diapers while working because they do   
   not have time to use the bathroom.   
      
   China Xinhua News   
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   Coronavirus-fighting nurses cut hair short before heading to   
   Wuhan to aid the battle against the epidemic. #FightVirus   
      
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   More than 60,000 people have been sickened globally while 1,370   
   have died, according to Thursday estimates. While the majority   
   of illnesses have occurred in China, there have been 15   
   confirmed cases of the novel virus in the U.S., the most recent   
   of which was reported in Texas on Thursday.   
      
   Fourteen other cases have been reported across the country, the   
   first of which occurred in a Washington State man who has since   
   been released from the hospital. Other cases have been confirmed   
   in California, Wisconsin, Arizona, Massachusetts, and Illinois.   
   No deaths have been reported in the U.S., and the large majority   
   of cases still remain in China.   
      
   Fox News' Alexandria Hein contributed to this report.   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/health/coronavirus-nurses-china-shaved-   
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