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Surgeon discusses Pope Leo’s recovery after lung cancer surgery
Dr. Karl Uy, chief of thoracic surgery at UMass Memorial Medical Center, discusses Pope Leo’s lung cancer diagnosis, surgery, and expected recovery.
The Pope, as I recall, is an avid tennis player so honestly, if you can play a game of tennis, you probably have good pulmonary function. And he can probably recover pretty much all of his breathing capacity in, I estimate, six months.
Dr. Karl Uy | Chief of Thoracic Surgery, UMass Memorial Medical Center
Nurse Delivers Hundreds of Homegrown Dahlias to Patients at a Mass. Hospital on ‘Dahlia Day’
A Massachusetts medical professional brings joy to hospital patients with assistance from her own personal garden and her larger local community.
Recent nor'easter may have made things worse for people with fall allergies
Dr. Stephen Krinzman, an allergist at UMass Memorial Health, discusses how climate change has intensified fall allergy symptoms by delaying the first frost and extending the pollen season.