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A patient recently asked me a question I suspect many thoracic surgeons will soon be hearing.

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Raja Flores, MD, MPH
Chairman, The Department of Thoracic Surgery, Steven and Ann Ames Professor in Thoracic Surgery, Mount Sinai Health System

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Raja Flores, MD, MPH
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