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One in four Malaysians may suffer a stroke by 2040

It is estimated that one in four Malaysians will suffer a stroke by 2040 if no preventive action is taken, according to the Global .

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One in four Malaysians may suffer a stroke by 2040 if no preventive action taken

KUALA LUMPUR - It is estimated that one in four Malaysians will suffer a stroke by 2040 if no preventive action is taken, according to the Global Burden of Disease Stroke.

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One in four M sians may suffer a stroke by 2040 if no preventive action taken

KUALA LUMPUR: It is estimated that one in four Malaysians will suffer a stroke by 2040 if no preventive action is taken, according to the Global Burden of Disease Stroke Statistics Worldwide Survey in 2016.

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