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Teenage Leukemia patient meets blood & marrow donor who saved his life. See the news stories here:
Intense exercise programs leads to a blood clot and Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. KUSA 9News tells the story of a young man who was doing P90X and realized something was wrong with his arm. His physicians diagnosed Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) and said he needed to see the nation's experts on TOS at Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center.
Kids & Cholesterol: Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Reginald Washington talks about kids and cholesterol on NPR. Listen and read the story here.
Sleep Specialist Dr. Robert Ballard talks with CBS4 News about a new study comparing at home sleep testing to hospital sleep lab testing. See the story on the P/SL YouTube channel here.
Twins born 63 days apart at Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center will turn 4 years old. See the story here.
Miles the Broncos mascot visits kids at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children at P/SL. Laugh along with the kids with this great video on the P/SL YouTube Channel.
Make 1,000 Origami Cranes and You Will Be Granted A Wish...Sadako Sasaki was at home when an atomic bomb was dropped one mile from her house on Hiroshima. She was just two years old. At the time, the toddler was full of energy, full of life. No one knew what was to come. Read More >>
Dr. J. Cade Christensen, DPM, talks with CBS4's Kathy Walsh about Foot Pain - watch it on the P/SL YouTube Channel.
