A hospital’s promise
NYPH pays tribute to a young patient.
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Danion Jones was two years old when he was diagnosed with a brain tumour. The doctors at the New York Presbyterian Hospital managed to remove most of it. When Danion was six, he got to perform at the Apollo Theater – shortly afterwards, he passed away. This tribute isn’t so much a promotion, but seems like the hospital’s promise to find new ways to treat future patients. Either way, it might cause you to shed a tear.
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Advertiser: New York Presbyterian Hospital
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