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Q&A With Harold Fernandez From Southside Hospital: Helping Combat Heart Disease In the Latino Community

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The Latino community is one of the fastest growing in the country and also faces its own unique set of health concerns. Finding ways to help patients today can help improve the health of generations to come.

The Latino community is one of the fastest growing in the country and also faces its own unique set of health concerns. Finding ways to help patients today can help improve the health of generations to come.

Having worked his way from a small town in Colombia to the hallowed halls of Princeton University and Harvard Medical School Harold Fernandez, MD, has devoted his career to helping the latino community and all his patients manage their conditions in the most effective ways possible. Fernandez discussed his journey into medicine which has brought him to his current position as head of cardiovascular surgery at Southside Hospital and system director of surgical heart failure of the Northwell Health System in his recent book Undocumented.

See part 1 of our interview with the doctor here.

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