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In our prior columns, we have explored the general theme of access to good quality health...

Chief Medical Office William Wang (left) and Chief Nursing Executive Officer Ron Yolo (right) prepare vaccines Nearly 1,000 hospital staff received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine between Dec. 17 and Dec. 19 Dr. Gisela Rosario, an Infectious Diseases doctor, was vaccinated by Ron Yolo Healthcare workers were asked to wait in an observation area after receiving the vaccine The observation area staff, who were evaluating those vaccinated for potential side effects or allergic reactions Hospital President and CEO Jill Welton (left) prepares a vaccine Clinical Nurse Educator Tamar Agop...

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Problem. they have a blockage in the arteries that feed the heart. what does a doctor do? first thing we do is give them an aspirin, treat them with drugs and lower blood pressure. is that enough? well, that's the question. what this study answers is that it's probably as good or better than sending them to the catheterization lab and putting in a stent if they're stable. the risks of death in this study and risk of heart attack is not any different whether you put in a stent or bypass than treating with medication. that's what most patients want. most patients don't want a procedure unless ne...