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Marc Wallack, M.D., is Chief of Surgery at Metropolitan Hospital and Vice-Chair of the Department of Surgery at New York Medical College. He developed and clinically tested, with FDA approval, a melanoma vaccine, and has developed a second generation melanoma vaccine, also approved for clinical trial. He has held numerous other prestigious academic appointments throughout his career. "I went from being the family
rock to the family project. One day I was in the operating room, king
of my universe then next I was a cardiac cripple. Then two years later,
after quadruple bypass surgery, I completed a marathon." Jamie Colby, Dr. Wallack's wife, is a longtime network news anchor, an attorney and now hosts the Fox News Channel programs America's News HQ and Sunday Housecall with Dr. Isadore Rosenfeld. She is a former heart-healthy cooking show host on the TV Food Network. She has been awarded a national Edward R. Murrow Award for her coverage of 9/11, a Clarion Award for investigative reporting, and a Gracie Allen Award from American Women in Radio and Television. Marc and Jamie live in New York City. "It really does take two to make
a cardiac comeback. In just 8-steps we'll show you how you can truly
reclaim your life and feel strong again. No other book will show you
from a doctor and a caregiver point of view how to live better, be
happier, and move forward in such a positive way." |
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About
Marc and Jamie