ASA: Blame Hemorrhagic Stroke in Young Adults on Malformed Vessels or Drug Abuse
21st Feb 2006, 23:09 GMT
ORLANDO - When intracerebral hemorrhage attacks a young adult, vasculopathy or drug abuse may be the trigger.
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