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A 78-year-old woman's diagnosis truly weighed heavily on her heart. The patient presented with a history of increasing dyspnea over the previous 2 months, and this was accompanied by a dry cough and occasional right scapular pain. She denied fever, sweats, or weight loss. Her medical history included diabetes and hypertension, but she...
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