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Bariatric surgery patient travels bumpy road to healthier life
Read more: Bariatric surgery patient travels bumpy road to healthier lifeKate Leissler does not give up easily. The 43-year-old mother of two teenage boys and Registered Municipal Clerk for the Borough of Branchville, New Jersey, has seen her share of setbacks during her quest to live a healthier life. “Eleven years ago, I woke up and decided I was done making excuses for my weight,”…
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Pascack Valley Medical Center Acquires State-of-the-Art da Vinci 5 Robotic Surgical System
Read more: Pascack Valley Medical Center Acquires State-of-the-Art da Vinci 5 Robotic Surgical SystemThe first gynecological surgery using the da Vinci 5 was performed at Pascack Valley Medical Center by Yitzhack Asulin, M.D., medical director of Robotic Surgery. Westwood, NJ — Pascack Valley Medical Center is proud to announce the acquisition of the da Vinci 5® robotic surgical system, the latest innovation in minimally invasive surgery from Intuitive…
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Cardiac rehabilitation creates foundation for a healthier lifestyle
Read more: Cardiac rehabilitation creates foundation for a healthier lifestyleNat Bargmann was driving through Hackensack, New Jersey, just a mile from home, when he felt pain shoot down his left arm. He hesitated about bothering his daughter Samantha, a physician assistant, at work but called her anyway. “Dad, listen,” said Samantha. “Those symptoms are not good. I want you to drive to the hospital…
