|Slideshows|March 10, 2015

Stroke Update: 3 Developments in the News

Some patients who take aspirin have the potential for larger, more severe strokes. Highlights of the latest news about stroke are presented in this slide show.

Among the highlights from recent news in stroke prevention and treatment:
• Patients who take aspirin have the potential for larger, more severe strokes.
• Many Americans lack fast access to a primary stroke center.
• A new physician-monitored app has been developed to help minority patients who have had a stroke lose weight.Â Â

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