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email article About 2% of COVID-19 patients experienced a stroke after they were admitted to intensive care, a year-long, multinational study showed. Of these ICU patients, hemorrhagic stroke was linked to higher mortality, but ischemic stroke was not, reported Jonathon Fanning, MBBS, PhD, of the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia, in an abstract released in advance of the American Academy of Neurology annual meeting. The findings will be presented as part of the meeting s Emerging Science program on April 18. Stroke has been a known serious complication of COVID-19, with some studies reporting a higher-than-expected occurrence, especially in young people, Fanning said in a statement. However, among the sickest of patients those admitted to an ICU our research found that stroke was not a common complication and that a stroke from a blood clot did not increase the risk of death.

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