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Physicians at Baptist Health Lexington First in City to Implant Naturally Dissolving Heart Stent

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LEXINGTON Physicians at Baptist Health Lexington were the first in Lexington to implant the recently approved coronary stent that slowly

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The History of Invasive Cardiology

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NEW ALBANY, IN. The history of medicine is an interesting field. When you look at some of the milestones in

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