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Sep 28, 2025, 08:18
Melissa Korn Received an Immense Response to Her WSJ Piece on Her PE
Melissa Korn, Deputy Bureau Chief, Media at The Wall Street Journal, shared on LinkedIn:
”I received an immense response to my The Wall Street Journal piece about my pulmonary embolism this summer.
Readers’ insights and advice provide a rich library of wisdom.
I wanted to share some of what they taught me.
Take a read”
Read the full article in The Wall Street Journal.
Article: Recovery Is a Journey. Readers Share Their Advice After Blood Clots.
Author: Melissa Korn
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