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March 24th, 2003, 23:53

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Stress Linked to a Higher Risk of Fatal Stroke

This study found that those reporting high stress levels had an 89% greater likelihood of suffering a fatal stroke. [ BBC NEWS (J Am Heart Assn) ]

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