Strokes hit more men than women

By Anthony Bunn
Updated July 16 2014 - 5:56am, first published 12:00am
RIGHT: Advanced life support paramedic Shane Green is reminding Indi and Farrer residents of the warning signs of stroke, such as high blood pressure and an irregular heartbeat. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL
RIGHT: Advanced life support paramedic Shane Green is reminding Indi and Farrer residents of the warning signs of stroke, such as high blood pressure and an irregular heartbeat. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

STROKES will strike more than 700 people in the Border’s federal electorates this year, according to ground-breaking data.

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