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Could a safer, improved anticoagulant be within reach?

Could a safer, improved anticoagulant be within reach?
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Technobots challenge team for First Lego League builds bonds through bees and robotics

Technobots challenge team for First Lego League builds bonds through bees and robotics
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Stroke risk: Migraine could be key factor, study finds

A recent study has found that migraine and a predisposition to blood clots are key risk factors for stroke, particularly among younger populations.

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Stroke: Transcranial stimulation may reduce brain damage

A new pilot study suggests that a form of transcranial stimulation could help reduce brain damage after an ischemic stroke.

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Stroke: Exercise may increase risk for people with blocked arteries

Researchers say exercise may induce a stroke in people with blocked arteries. Experts note that the study was done using a computer model and say that exercise is still beneficial for most people.

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