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Volume 342:747-748 March 9, 2000 Number 10
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Stroke in Blacks: A guide to management and prevention

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Edited by R.F. Gillum, P.B. Gorelick, and E.S. Cooper. 230 pp. New York, Karger, 1999. $95. ISBN 3-8055-6713-8.

Behind the straightforward and simplistic title of this slim book lies comprehensive and up-to-date information regarding an important and unresolved problem: the high incidence of stroke in black persons. The subtitle, A Guide to Management and Prevention, summarizes the goals of the editors in organizing this important multiauthored book. In the introduction and overview, Kuller distills, in typically succinct and insightful fashion, a tremendous amount of epidemiologic, pathophysiologic, and interventional observations germane to the topic. Indeed, the beauty of all of the chapters is their brevity, which permits rapid reading and easy digestion. The book has three sections — . . . [Full Text of this Article]




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