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Previous studies indicated that a stroke victim had only three hours to receive tPA or PLAT, new studies suggest four and a half.
Jim Lewis, posted a blog on tPA or Plat, a stroke medicine that could prevent brain damage from occuring if diagnosed and treated in time. This blog is about how a new study suggests that there could actually be more time for you to be diagnosed and still recieve the medication before its too late.Comments
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