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Dr Cheryl Carcel: Stroke differences between men and women

Did you know that stroke affects men and women differently? The George Institute’s Dr Cheryl Carcel highlights the importance of gender specific research.

 

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    14/11/2019

    Women more likely to survive stroke but have poorer recovery than men

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