A medical condition is believed to have caused the death of a US Senator. The condition in question is aortic dissection. Further information on this condition is available from a North Texas surgeon.
The surgeon discusses the condition and provides steps to prevent it. Readers in San Antonio can learn more about aortic dissection and its prevention through Texas Public Radio, which has more details on the topic.
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