Strokes More Common in Southern States: CDC Philadelphia Inquirer "Overall, there is not much change in these five years," said lead report author Dr. Jing Fang, an epidemiologist in CDC's Division of Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention. Only two states -- Georgia and South Dakota -- showed a significant decrease, ... Missouri's rate of strokes among highest in USSTLtoday.com
Medtronic Hypertension Burning Seen as Spurring Industry BusinessWeek By Michelle Fay Cortez on May 25, 2012 For three decades Gael Lander fought for her life against the same high blood pressure that contributed to her father's fatal heart attack and caused a series of debilitating strokes in her mother.