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My Library - 0 views

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      An all stroke website REALLY GOOD
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The Brain Attack Coalition: Stroke Scales - 0 views

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      This website has other websites on it so it is okay i guess
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Internet Stroke Center - 0 views

shared by Bobby McNealy on 15 Feb 13 - Cached
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      USELESS WEBSITE
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Stroke Statistics: Stroke Center at University Hospital, Newark, New Jersey - 0 views

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      AWESOME STROKE WEBSITE
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Stroke Statistics | Internet Stroke Center - 0 views

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      REALLY GREAT WEBSITE
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http://www.cdc.gov/stroke/docs/ConsumerEd_Stroke.pdf - 0 views

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      Some good info about strokes
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Facts and Statistics About Stroke - 0 views

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      Facts on strokes
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Stroke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 1 views

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      LOTS OF INFO
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American Stroke Association - Building healthier lives, free of stroke and cardiovascul... - 0 views

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      bad website, too many adds
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Engineer Girl - 2013 Engineering: Essential to Our Health - 3 views

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      assignment description 
  • It is hard to imagine what the world would be like without modern medicine. Doctors today have a wealth of tools at their disposal to combat human suffering. From complex robotic surgical suites that enable surgeons to operate on patients thousands of miles away to simple storage mechanisms for vaccines in the developing world, engineering and technology are central to the way we fight disease. There have been many successes on the road to a healthier planet, but many battles are still left to fight. The following five diseases are considered the leading causes of death throughout the world today*: Heart disease Stroke Influenza (and other lower respiratory infections) Emphysema (or COPD) Diarrhea
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