‘Guardian of heart’: Cardiologist credited with introducing 2D Echo test in India dies at 84
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The Indian Express reports that a cardiologist credited with introducing the 2D Echo test in India has died at 84. [1]
The report describes the doctor as a "guardian of heart" and says the cardiologist was credited with introducing the test in India. [1]
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Impact assessment
10/100
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routine human impact
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