Bea and Gus Bea White, with her dog Gus, was a senior in high school in 2017 when she was diagnosed with heart block, a condition that caused her heart to beat slower than normal. She had a pacemaker implanted two years later. (Photo by Anna Erickson White)
Category: Innovation & Technology Ribbon-cutting celebrates realization of new Stanford Hospital vision Leaders from Stanford and Palo Alto spoke at the ceremony dedicating the 824,000-square-foot medical facility, which opens in November. Author Amy Jeter HansenPublished on October 28, 2019October 28, 2019
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