German Olympic athlete with transplanted heart to climb Fuji

German Olympic athlete with transplanted heart to climb Fuji

TOKYO, Japan - Hartwig Gauder, a German former Olympic athlete who underwent a heart transplant in 1997, speaks at a news conference May 24 in Tokyo about his plan to climb Mt. Fuji in July.

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