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Consider these two examples. A painter, in his 50s, may be working on an opus today, only  to find the right side of his body, including his arm, paralyzed next day. 


A college professor is holding class one afternoon. The next morning, she is struggling with her speech, a condition known as aphasia, a common effect of stroke. 


Stroke is getting to be a huge problem so much so that the World Health Organization warned that it will be an epidemic by 2020. 


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DR. EPIFANIO COLLANTES

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There’s life after stroke

April 22, 2004 - 12:00am

Stroke, also known as "brain attack," strikes stealthily and with sudden cruelty. Consider these two examples. A painter, in his 50s, may be working on an opus today, only to find the right side of his...

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