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How to End Stroke Around the World Part 2

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It will take the work of not only healthcare professionals but also government entities to help with stroke management around the world.

It will take the work of not only healthcare professionals but also government entities to help with stroke management around the world.

Bo Norrvin from Lund University said that while it will take a large team effort there are steps that can be taken to make the goal a reality. The comments came at the International Stroke Conference in Nashville.

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