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| Who's At Risk? | ![]() |
| According to the American Stroke Association, people at least 75 years old, African Americans and men have the highest risk and incidence of stroke. However, a person of any age can have a stroke. Those who have had a stroke have an increased risk of another one, especially within the first year of the original stroke. If you experience any of the warning signs of a stroke mentioned in the red box to the right, seek immediate medical help. Time is critical in preventing a stroke's damaging effects. | |
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