A Totally Unexpected Cardiac Emergency

Pharmacy tech Allison Milk-Rowe is a 45-year old young and healthy mom, busy keeping up with her two boys. So when she started throwing up before Thanksgiving, she just assumed she had a stomach virus.

A Father Following in His Son’s Footsteps

Just shy of his 70th birthday, avid fitness enthusiast John Leadem was hiking in Zion National Park when he began experiencing fatigue and breathing problems.

Deborah Hospital Foundation’s 17th Annual Red Tie Gala in Support of Deborah Heart and Lung Center’s 100th Anniversary

Deborah Hospital Foundation is hosting the 17th Annual Red Tie Gala on Saturday, November 12, at the Hilton at Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia.

Deborah Performs First Robotic Procedure for Lung Cancer Detection

Deborah Announces Appointment of Gregory S. Domer, MD as Chair, Vascular Surgery

Finally! A Good Night’s Sleep

Daniel Belinsky was tired for years. The 55-year-old dad and grandpa always had obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). “It was so bad that people used to hit me in my sleep,” he recalled “and that was 31 years ago.”

Childhood Heart Defects Sometimes Don’t Show up Until Adulthood

Most adults are aware of the risks of “acquired” heart disease, but sometimes lurking beneath the surface are heart problems caused by “congenital” heart disease.

NFL Alumni Partners with Deborah Heart and Lung Center

NFL Alumni (NFLA) announces a partnership with Deborah Heart and Lung Center to provide quality, cutting-edge cardiac, vascular and pulmonary care to NFLA members.

Heart Arrhythmias

In this edition of Hurley in the Morning live radio show, Dr. Bernard John Hynes, Electrophysiologist, goes in-depth about the types, causes and symptoms of heart arrhythmias. 

Deborah Selected for New Aortic Stenosis Pilot Program to Address Quality of Care for Heart Valve Patients

Aortic Stenosis program from the American Heart Association focuses on deficiencies in diagnosis and treatment of this deadly heart valve disease.