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Sports cardiologist Michael Ayers, MD, cares mostly for recreational and professional athletes with heart conditions.
Both of Garneau's parents are also doctors. Over the years, he saw how rewarding the patient interactions and lifelong learning could be.
We hear a lot about car crashes. We're designing cars to be safer with new features and better airbags, but you still experience physical and mental trauma.
Dr. Oyer loves being able to improve the patient's quality of life while preserving their identity.
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Sharon Flynn has fainted in the past. But later, she would learn that her symptoms were a heart rhythm disorder called tachycardia.
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