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A Story of Faith: The Pregnant Mother Who Had Cancer, Heart Failure and Two Strokes in One Year

A patient reflects on a long and unexpected medical journey with little chance of survival, and how she reclaimed life.

Jordyn Imhoff
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Clinical Study of Crohn’s Disease Uses Ultrasound to Detect Signs of Trouble

A new study aims to help doctors pinpoint the progression of bowel damage — and keep patients out of the hospital.

Rene Wisely
February 12, 2018 1:00 PM

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