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Is Your Child At Risk for a Stroke?
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Is Your Child At Risk for a Stroke?

It’s a myth that only older adults have strokes. A stroke can happen to anyone at any time, including teenagers, children, newborns and unborn babies. Stroke remains among the top 10 causes of death in children.

Teddi Softley, Ph.D is here today as we learn about pediatric stroke and how to read the warning signs of this rare condition.

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