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Stop Your Next Stroke: Stroke Prevention for Those Who Have Had a Stroke or Stroke-Like Symptom

By David Alway

Book information

Publisher
AuthorHouse
Year
2005
ISBN
142085612X, 9781420856125
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
4 MB (3771305 bytes)
Pages
92\100
Library
Archive.org
Time added
2024-02-26 16:51:12

Description

This is a straightforward guide to stroke prevention for those who have had a stroke or stroke-like symptom. The first chapter reviews, in plain language, the different stroke types and how they cause stroke symptoms. The reader can then turn to the chapter that deals with his or her stroke type. In each section, discussion of the causes of stroke is integrated with stroke prevention recommendations, backed up by scientific citations where appropriate. Prevention recommendations are made in the form of goals which are marked off on an easy to use Goal Chart, included in the book. Hospitals and Not-for-profit organizations may buy at a 40% discount by calling 888-280-7715 or sending your order, via e-mail, to [email protected]

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