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1,440 stroke survivors in Offaly urged to take part in World Stroke Day talks - Vimarsana News

1,440 stroke survivors in Offaly urged to take part in World Stroke Day talks

The estimated 1,440 stroke survivors in Offaly are being urged to join a series of live and recorded talks offering supports ahead of World Stroke Day. The Iris...

Stroke survivors in Kildare are being urged to join a series of talks offering supports ahead of World Stroke Day - Vimarsana News

Stroke survivors in Kildare are being urged to join a series of talks offering supports ahead of World Stroke Day

The estimated 4,320 stroke survivors in Kildare are being urged to join a series of live and recorded talks offering supports ahead of World Stroke Da...

Laois Nationalist — Laois stroke surviors are being urged to join a series of live and recorded talks ahead of World Stroke Day - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — Laois stroke surviors are being urged to join a series of live and recorded talks ahead of World Stroke Day

The estimated 1,620 stroke survivors in Laois are being urged to join a series of live and recorded talks offering supports ahead of World Stroke Day.

October Holidays, Observances 2022: Daily, Weekly, Monthly - Parade: Entertainment, Recipes, Health, Life, Holidays - Vimarsana News

October Holidays, Observances 2022: Daily, Weekly, Monthly - Parade: Entertainment, Recipes, Health, Life, Holidays

Halloween and Columbus Day are well-known, but here are other religious observances and minor holidays, as well as weekly and monthly celebrations.

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Robotics and life after stroke | Idaho Business Review - Vimarsana News

Robotics and life after stroke | Idaho Business Review

Some students know what they’re passionate about. For others, the passion finds them. “No one wakes up and knows they’re going to be an engineer,” said Chris Bitikofer, a first-generation college student. “It’s more about using your abilities to develop interest in learning more about something.” Bitikofer’s passion came to him in the University of Idaho’s Assistive ...