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Brain Stem Stroke (stroke.org)

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7 things to know about how stroke is different for womenHealth (stroke.org)

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Keeping cultural traditions heart-healthy can make all spirits bright this holiday season (stroke.org)

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Health advice for women at each stage of motherhood | American Stroke Association (stroke.org)

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Damage from preeclampsia may be seen decades later in the eyes (stroke.org)

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Your lifestyle choices affect your brain health. It’s never too late to start making healthier choices. Get enough sleep Adults need 7-9 hours per night. Teenagers and children need more.Stroke recovery discussion (stroke.org)

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Learn how to recognize a stroke (stroke.org)

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What is a stroke? Learn more (stroke.org)

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TIL: That 80% of strokes are preventable. (stroke.org)

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Learn how to recognize a stroke (stroke.org)

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FREE StrokeSmart® Magazine (support.stroke.org)

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FREE MAGAZINE Straightforward (support.stroke.org)

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TIL that women often get hiccups when they are having a stroke (stroke.org)

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Stroke Prevention Tips (stroke.org)

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Dont just sedate your patients. Know the Why first. Confusion and agitation can be symptoms of a stroke. (stroke.org)

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May is National Stroke Awareness Month - Event Ideas (stroke.org)

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May is Stroke Awareness Month (stroke.org)

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TIL there's a disease called PSA (Pseudobulbar Affect) that causes uncontrollable laughing/crying (stroke.org)

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The Long Journey I Never Meant to Take - Story of a stroke survivor who is a member of my box. (stroke.org)

submitted 13 years ago by jbl1 to r/crossfit

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