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Understanding the American Heart Association's Scientific Statement on Brain Health

Author(s):

Gregory M. Weiss, MD

Just ahead of the International Stroke Conference, the AHA released a scientific statement focusing on brain health and aimed at providing primary care providers an overview of factors influencing neurologic health.

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