I agree it was a weird focus of the article based on the title. There are also problems associated with proning, including but not limited to: body habitus, lo

I agree it was a weird focus of the article based on the title. There are also problems associated with proning, including but not limited to: body habitus, loss of airway, hypotension, loss of venous access. I imagine that proning isn't always an option for some patients, and was basically told as much by an ICU attending last week. I guess I'm trying to say that proning isn't a magic bullet, it's just one of many tools in a doctor's toolbox to try and save lives.