Knicks’ owner, James Dolan, recovers from COVID-19
New York Knicks’ owner, James Dolan, has just recovered from COVID-19 and is still under isolation for safety purposes. Dolan has been recovering from the virus since getting a positive diagnosis last March 28, 2020, and started to work from home amid the pandemic under the observation of
By Leobert Julian A. de la Peña
By Leobert Julian A. de la Peña
New York Knicks’ owner, James Dolan, has just recovered from COVID-19 and is still under isolation for safety purposes.
Dolan has been recovering from the virus since getting a positive diagnosis last March 28, 2020, and started to work from home amid the pandemic under the observation of the Knicks’ medical team.
After recovering, Dolan then donated his plasma to NYU Langone Health and Duke University Medical center for future clinical trials regarding plasma’s ability to help cure COVID-19 patients.
Research studies claimed that the blood plasma coming from a recovered COVID-19 patient can help cure patients, so Dolan agreed to donate to help others.
Larry Brooks of the New York Post then added that Dolan is back to working from his home after having mild symptoms including loss of smell.
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