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Groundbreaking data published in the NEJM questioned the commonly accepted 24-hour time window for administering dual antiplatelet therapy following a mild ischemic stroke.

Utilizing user-friendly, swiftly applicable electrodes, subhairline EEG may improve stroke detection and reduce time to treatment for anterior circulation large vessel occlusion stroke.

Some Republican senators say they've observed concerning changes in Mitch McConnell's behavior since he suffered a concussion and broken rib during a fall in March. Their...

Leaves the lectern there. they think it was about 12 minutes later where he gets asked the question about how he is feeling. so he recovers fairly quickly, that is a long time when he is essentially frozen, and unable to speak. he is moving his arms and his legs fine afterwards, so that makes something like a stroke or some sort of tia less likely. although, you know, i think that is something that is reasonable he should get checked out. could this have been a mini seizure? its cia. >> what is ...

Do you see when you watch that? >> so, its difficult to know for sure what happened without being there. but i noted the same things that you did, abby, that gradual slowing of speech, the way that his eyes stayed still. i did notice that he was still able to walk and move his hands. it really leads me to a couple of most likely diagnoses. one being a mini stroke or transient ischemic attack, the other being a partial seizure. both are serious. and, of course, there are other things as well that...

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