Autopsies revive in pandemic era at New York hospitals
New York doctors credit autopsies with revealing COVID-19’s multi organ effects and guiding treatments. Pathologists say early postmortems showed the virus affects beyond the lungs and informed use of blood thinners and ventilator decisions, despite autopsy rates dropping from about 50 percent in 1950 to 5 11 percent today.
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Mineola
N.Y
New York
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Mom turns from family heart history to active prevention
Lawrence woman Min dy Morrow, 53, faced a high lifetime risk of heart disease due to family history and early signs on a cardiac calcium test. After consulting Dr Christina Salazar, she chose nutrition and activity over added medications to reduce risk and change her health trajectory.
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Christina Salazar
Morrow
U.S
Salazar
Lawrence
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