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Secondary prevention strategies for stroke and transient ischemic attacks may benefit patients even if they have normal blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
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Secondary prevention strategies may be beneficial for stroke and TIA patients regardless of baseline blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
Secondary prevention for stroke and transient ischaemic attacksEven patients with normal blood pressure and cholesterol levels may benefit
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Keith W. Muir (2004) studied this question. Secondary prevention strategies for stroke and transient ischemic attacks may benefit patients even if they have normal blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
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