Dr. Robert Frank, chief medical officer of the Wayne State University School of Medicine Physicians Group, is quoted in an article announcing the groundbreaking for the Detroit Medical Center's new $78 million, five-story heart hospital scheduled to open on the health system's midtown Detroit campus in two years. Frank said one in three deaths in the state is caused by heart disease.
http://www.freep.com/article/20120118/BUSINESS06/201180350/DMC-breaks-ground-for-heart-hospital-in-Detroit
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