Providence KATU Family Matters Feb 2019 Know Your Numbers PSA

January 25, 2019

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Providence KATU Family Matters Feb. 2019 :30second PSA on Know Your Numbers and how knowing key numbers and keeping them in a healthy range can help improve heart health. The PSA is part of the Family Matters partnership with Providence Health & Services and KATU TV in Portland, Oregon.

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