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3 days ago | wytv.com | Kristen Hephner |Dave Sess

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3 days ago | wkbn.com | Dave Sess |Kristen Hephner

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1 week ago | wytv.com | Dave Sess

WARREN, Ohio (WKBN) — A big step for life-saving care has just happened in the Valley. An expansion at St. Joseph Warren Hospital has reduced the need for patients to go somewhere else for specialized heart care. St. Joseph Warren Hospital got an emergency patient at 4 o’clock Tuesday morning. It was not routine. “He was having chest pain for eight hours before he came in. When we took the first picture, his artery was blocked 100%,” said Dr. Fadi Naddour, interventional cardiologist.

1 week ago | wkbn.com | Dave Sess

WARREN, Ohio (WKBN) — A big step for life-saving care has just happened in the Valley. An expansion at St. Joseph Warren Hospital has reduced the need for patients to go somewhere else for specialized heart care. St. Joseph Warren Hospital got an emergency patient at 4 o’clock Tuesday morning. It was not routine. “He was having chest pain for eight hours before he came in. When we took the first picture, his artery was blocked 100%,” said Dr. Fadi Naddour, interventional cardiologist.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Dave Sess

WARREN, Ohio (WKBN) — A big step for life-saving care has just happened in the Valley. An expansion at St. Joseph Warren Hospital has reduced the need for patients to go somewhere else for specialized heart care. St. Joseph Warren Hospital got an emergency patient at 4 o’clock Tuesday morning. It was not routine. “He was having chest pain for eight hours before he came in. When we took the first picture, his artery was blocked 100%,” said Dr. Fadi Naddour, interventional cardiologist.