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Flu jab good for the heart
Vaccination cuts coronary event risk and may benefit ICD patients - 12/17/2012
Mental health is the military’s focus
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China to stop harvesting convicts’ organs
- 12/17/2012
Are you who you thought you’d be when you started med school?
A new batch of recruits looking to the future reminds me of my own journey - 12/17/2012
Sutureless valve permits heart surgery on high-risk elderly patients
NEWMARKET, ONT. | When 94-year-old Victor Lawrence visited Southlake Regional Health Centre for an aortic valve replacement (AVR), he was the oldest patient to undergo surgery that day. Remarkably, he was also the first to leave the intensive care unit afterwards, thanks to a novel approach to AVR.