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More hospitals will get OK to offer angioplasties

By Liz Kowalczyk
Globe Staff / June 11, 2005

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Some community hospitals by January will be able to offer patients routine angioplasty, the popular artery-clearing procedure that long has been restricted primarily to the state's academic medical centers. (Full article: 632 words)

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