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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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LIFE AFTER FIRST STROKE

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Understanding stroke survivors

April 29, 2004 - 12:00am

Patients who have suffered a stroke, also known as "brain attack," usually succumb to depression. Some find it difficult to go on living. But there are those who adjust to their condition and brave the...

Science and Environment

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...

Science and Environment