Casey Given Stronger Drugs for Mild Rejection of Heart
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. — Doctors for Gov. Robert P. Casey said they will use stronger medicine to control mild rejection of the transplanted heart he received seven weeks ago. The heart was functioning properly, doctors said Friday. Casey, 62, will return to the hospital as an outpatient in the next 10 days for another biopsy.
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