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Clot-Related Strokes Decrease Among Whites, but not Blacks, in Long-Term Study | UC Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke Center
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In long-term study, clot-related strokes decreased in whites but not in blacks. http://bit.ly/9bXc26
New Pathways: A Neurovascular Conference for Patients & Families | UC Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke Center
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OH,KY,IN - Tri-state Brain Aneurysm Support Group's 2010 Neurovascular Meeting is Sat. May 15 > details http://bit.ly/bGUE8l
Welcome to the University of Cincinnati Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke Center | UC Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke Center
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The Cerebrovascular Disease & Stroke Center is one of seven centers within the UC Neuroscience Institute > http://bit.ly/dvLrGX
Landmark NIH Trial Comparing Two Stroke Prevention Procedures Shows Surgery and Stenting Equally Safe and Effective | UC Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke Center
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Landmark NIH trial comparing two stroke prevention procedures shows surgery and stenting equally safe and effective. http://bit.ly/cfZ2g7
Jeff--™s Story: Ruptured Aneurysm | UC Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke Center
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Jeff’s remarkable story has two parts. Read about his inspiring recovery from a ruptured aneurysm. http://cot.ag/cidxmo
Movement Therapy May Also Improve Language Skills in Stroke Patients | UC Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke Center
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Most Recently Shared on February 28, 2010 at 1:00 pm By:
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According to a study by UCNI researchers, movement therapy may also improve language skills in stroke patients. http://cot.ag/aolkfH
Study Finds Increasing Use of Mechanical Devices in Stroke Treatment | UC Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke Center
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Most Recently Shared on February 27, 2010 at 1:00 pm By:
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Study finds increasing use of mechanical devices in stroke treatment. http://cot.ag/dsTPPR
Stroke Increasing at Younger Ages, UCNI Research Shows | UC Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke Center
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Most Recently Shared on February 26, 2010 at 2:14 pm By:
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UCNI research shows strokes in young adults are increasing. Presented 2-24 at the ASA International Stroke Conference. http://bit.ly/agmDYF
