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Combined Heart-Liver Transplant | Kristine's Story
Avid runner Kristine started experiencing dangerous heart rhythms and was ultimately diagnosed with a rare condition called arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia/cardiomyopathy (ARVD/C). As her disease progressed, her care team determined her best option was a combined heart-liver transplantation.
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Coronavirus Recovery: Breathing Exercises
A physical therapist offers breathing exercises for those who had COVID-19 or another serious illness.
Tips to Avoid "Maskne"
A dermatologist explains how you can care for skin problems while protecting yourself and others by wearing a mask.
Understanding Data Spikes
Several cycles of infection are needed before a noticeable increase or decrease will be reflected in the data.