Dr. Paul Shapero was in for our weekly Senior Spotlight, talking about heart disease and a new study out that examines how to prevent recurring heart attacks.
If you would like more information on this study from Dr. Shapero you can call his office at 947-8658 or email him at allergyme@gmail.com.
Senior Spotlight: Preventing Recurring Heart Attacks
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