New Speciality for Heart Patients Living Longer

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Channel: The Wall Street Journal · 2012 · Science & Technology

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Just a few decades ago, infants born  with heart defects weren't expected to live past their teens. Improved surgery techniques have changed that, resulting in a  new condition called Adult Congenital Heart Disease, and the  need for cardiologists who can treat it. WSJ's Christina Tsuei reports. 
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