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Leaders around the world -- who know that it will take a strong U.S. recovery to help right their own foundering economies -- anxiously watched the Clinton transition last week for clues to the new President's trade and economic policies. "We cannot hope for a healthy Japanese economy while the American...
ADMINISTRATION: Rafael Soto, Alan J. Abrams, Catherine M. Barnes, Denise Brown, Tresa Chambers, Anne M. Considine, Tosca LaBoy, Marilyn V.S. McClenahan, Katharine K. McNevin, Elliot Ravetz, Teresa D. Sedlak, Deborah R. Slater, Marianne Sussman, Raymond Violini
Atrial fibrillation, which affects up to ten percent of people over 80, results from uncoordinated contraction of the two upper chambers of the heart. Irregular blood flow results, causing blood to pool in the chambers and clot. Strokes can then occur if the clots travel around the blood vessels and...
A study published in last week's New England Journal of Medicine proves that balloons are the key to a non-surgical procedure which can alleviate often fatal blockages of a valve between chambers of the heart. Blockages, often cause a shortness of breath and fatigue with exertion.
ADMINISTRATION: Rafael Soto, Alan J. Abrams, Catherine M. Barnes, Denise Brown, Tresa Chambers, Anne M. Considine, Tosca LaBoy, Marilyn V.S. McClenahan, Katharine K. McNevin, Elliot Ravetz, Teresa D. Sedlak, Deborah R. Slater, Marianne Sussman, Raymond Violini