Stroke rates among young adults have nearly doubled
Stroke rates among young adults have nearly doubled in recent years, a shift that contrasts with older generations who typically don't begin worrying about cardiovascular health until later in life. This development indicates that stroke risk is affecting younger age groups at higher rates than previously expected.
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Stroke rates nearly doubled among adults 20 to 54 in Cincinnati region since 1990s
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