Knowing the signs of a stroke are key to surviving
Strokes can be deadly but knowing the signs and symptoms are key to surviving.
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May 31, 2022, 6:56 PM
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Strokes can be deadly but knowing the signs and symptoms are key to surviving.
Timing for treatment is also crucial.
Neurologist Dr. Kelly Matmati, Stroke Program Director with Ayer Neuroscience Institute St. Vincent’s Medical Center, shares more details.
Call to action: stvincents.org/stroke.
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