EP and Pacemakers Are Having a Moment
Pacemakers are exciting again, says Kevin Parrott, MD, Baptist Health EP Specialist LOUSIVILLE A history of the development of the modern pacemaker was written by
ISSUE 156: Special Section
Pacemakers are exciting again, says Kevin Parrott, MD, Baptist Health EP Specialist LOUSIVILLE A history of the development of the modern pacemaker was written by
ARH cardiothoracic and vascular surgeon James Shoptaw, MD, feels the pulse of his community HAZARD Like the population he has served for years, James Shoptaw,
Arpit Agrawal, MD, cardiologist at Norton Heart & Vascular Institute, puts the pieces together LOUISVILLE A good puzzle will have clues, some ambiguous, some easy
ARH pulmonologist Ashley Thompson, DO, serves her community with homegrown care HAZARD Hypertension is frequently called “the silent killer” because the symptoms are often unrecognized
Baptist Health Medical Group Cardiology began a certified hypertension program for patients with treatment-resistant hypertension LEXINGTON A CDC report from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance
Harrison Memorial Hospital adds cardiac MRI CYNTHIANA Harrison Memorial Hospital (HMH), an independent, not-for-profit, community-based hospital in Cynthiana, Kentucky, has recently taken significant steps to
Dana Johnson, MD, stays close to his roots and sees a bright future for cancer patients MT. STERLING/LEXINGTON After World War I, Mount Sterling, along
Mammography is part of wellness care at Women First of Louisville LOUISVILLE Women First of Louisville, a full-service OB-GYN practice founded, owned, operated, and staffed
UK HealthCare’s Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Department expands into new facility, adding faculty, staff, and patients LEXINGTON Like the mythical baseball field in the movie,
The UofL Health – Center for Women’s Health is on the move LOUISVILLE The UofL Health – Center for Women’s Health is growing to meet
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