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Heart Beat Magazine 

 
 

Published three times each year Providence Heart Beat is your source for program news and service updates within the Providence Health Care family.

You’ll also read about inspiring patients and incredible physicians and staff who show their commitment to offering the very best to our region.

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Featured in this issue:

     
  • Twelve-year-old Beau Bronson (pictured with with his father, Jon) had few warning signs of the genetic disorder that caused his cardiac arrest.Heart-Stopping Sensation
     Twelve-year-old Beau Bronson had few warning signs of the genetic disorder that caused his cardiac arrest until he collapsed while riding his bike. Today, Spokane pediatric cardiologists at Sacred Heart have Beau on the road back to a normal kids' life.
  • Providence nurses unite the science and art of nursing with a deep commitment to compassion.A Higher Calling
    Meet Providence nurses, who unite the science and art of nursing with a deep commitment to compassion. Learn why they chose Nursing-and Providence-for their life's work.
  • Research at Providence plays a vital role in developing treatments of the future, and Katherine Tuttle, MD directs those projects with a special focus on providing for the poor and vulnerable.Advancing Care
    Research at Providence plays a vital role in developing treatments of the future, and Katherine Tuttle, MD directs those projects with a special focus on providing for the poor and vulnerable.
  • … and much more!
    The latest news, healthy recipies and lifestyle choices, community events, and more People of Providence!

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½ cup unsweetened pineapple juice
¾ cup plain low fat yogurt
1½ cups frozen, unsweetened strawberries

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