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Barbie is honoring COVID-19 first responders with a new line of "medical role model" dolls.

The six-doll collection was created to highlight the valiant deeds frontline workers have taken throughout the coronavirus pandemic.

Mattel selected six women who proved to be real-life heroes in the medical field during this global health crisis and designed "one-of-a-kind" Barbie dolls in their image.

Barbie is honoring first responders once again with a new line of "medical role model" dolls that are based on women in real life.

O’Sullivan made headlines in March last year for treating NYC’s first known COVID-19 patient in Brooklyn at the Wyckoff Heights Medical Center.

Cruz has worked throughout the pandemic as a full-time hospitalist and faculty member at the Loma Linda University Medical Center in California.

Sbe treated NYC’s first known COVID-19 patient in Brooklyn when the pandemic took hold of the U.S.

Making up the rest of Barbie medical role model line are Chika Stacy Oriuwa, Sarah Gilbert, Jaqueline Góes de Jesus and Kirby White.

Gilbert, a British professor of vaccinology at the University of Oxford led COVID-19 vaccine development that played an instrumental role in the U.K.

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