How COVID-19 could affect your heart

Aug. 19, 2020

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There’s increasing concern that COVID-19 can result in serious and long-lasting heart damage, which is showing up with increasing frequency in younger people. We spoke with Banner University of Arizona Medical Center Dr. Peter Weiss about the concern.

 

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Dr. Peter Weiss, Banner University of Arizona Medical Center

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