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Times Union: Trooper and college student die of rare cause among young

March 16, 2015 Corporate Communications Staff SPHP in the News

Dr. Michael J. Martinelli, chief of cardiology at St. Peter’s Hospital, spoke with the Times Union about the rarity of artery blockages in young people.

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