Performing Bystander CPR Saves Man’s Life
A seemingly normal errand run turned abnormal for one man when his heart stopped beating. How a Michigan Medicine surgical resident happened upon the man’s emergency and helped save his life.
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Woman Suffers 2 Heart Attacks in 3 Days Due to Rare Condition
After suffering a spontaneous coronary artery dissection, here’s what Morgan Drutchas wants other women to know.
New Drug Combo Shows Promise in Fight Against High Cholesterol
Adding certain drugs to your statin can reduce cholesterol levels better than taking a statin alone. Here, a Michigan Medicine doctor breaks it all down.
How Telemedicine Improves In-Person Care: A Vascular Surgery Patient’s Story
David Wallace’s virtual visits weren’t only more convenient, they led the way to urgent surgery when experts had no time to waste.
Dropping the Ball: Post ICU, Many Patients Not Getting the Correct Meds
Changes made to prescriptions during intensive care should be reassessed after discharge, study finds.
The World of Cardiac Rehab: An Insider’s Perspective
With the cardiac rehab clinic now open following the COVID-19 shutdown, one participant shares her thoughts on its benefits and the value of patient camaraderie.
Rare Heart Procedure Keeps Aortic Valve Healthy for Over 20 Years
One woman shares her experience with the Ross procedure, an aortic valve replacement surgery performed by only a few cardiac surgeons in the country.
Rare Heart Procedure Keeps Aortic Valve Healthy for Over 20 Years
One woman shares her experience with the Ross procedure, an aortic valve replacement surgery performed by only a few cardiac surgeons in the country.
Does Bariatric Surgery Help or Harm Patients with ESKD?
A new study assesses the impact of bariatric surgery on patients with end stage kidney disease.
Does Bariatric Surgery Help or Harm Patients with ESKD?
A new study assesses the impact of bariatric surgery on patients with end stage kidney disease.
