What a generic waste of print/press release. Or do you need a 100% or more risk reduction from these 11 possibilities that actually point to research?
http://www.news-medical.net/news/20160510/UCLA-neurologist-highlights-steps-that-can-help-Americans-reduce-stroke-risk.aspx
Getting more exercise, giving up cigarettes and monitoring
cholesterol and blood pressure are a few steps Americans can take to
reduce their risk of stroke, says Doojin Kim, MD, a neurologist at UCLA
Medical Center, Santa Monica who often treats patients who have suffered
a stroke, the No. 4 cause of death and the No. 1 cause of adult
disability in the U.S.
"Although most people have heard the list of risk factors before, it
never hurts to provide a reminder because we often think, 'It can't
happen to me.' The reality is, it can," said Kim, adding that equally
important is a refresher on the signs of stroke and the urgency of
taking immediate action.
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