Coronavirus: 'Right thing' to be part of plasma trial
"I just felt it was the right thing. Someone has to start doing it. And if it's going to help other people. I just felt it was right."
Ann was the first patient to take part, but since then about 200 more have agreed to join the trials. About half have received the plasma.
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