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UTHealth’s Henry Wang, M.D., displays a newer type of emergency breathing tube that could save thousands of lives. Rob Cahill, UTHealth

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Breathing tube — UTHealth’s Henry Wang, M.D., displays a newer type of emergency breathing tube that could save thousands of lives. (Rob Cahill, UTHealth)