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When Patience Pays Off | Successful Spine Surgery at 95
At 95, Vivian enjoys staying busy. When chronic leg pain from spinal compression started interfering with her active lifestyle, she sought relief. She was turned away by several surgeons who saw her age as a risk factor, but neurosurgeon Ali Bydon thought otherwise. He knew he could safely reverse years of compression on her nerves, stop her leg pain and help Vivian regain a better quality of life.
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Featured Stories
Helping Your Kids Stay Focused
A hospital-based teacher has some tips to keep your kids engaged.
Tips to Avoid "Maskne"
A dermatologist explains how you can care for skin problems while protecting yourself and others by wearing a mask.
