Stroke survivor—again
With rapid medical attention, John Hoyt quickly triumphed over his second stroke.
The essence of who you are begins in the brain. Together with the spinal cord and miles of nerves, the central nervous system directs our every thought, sensation and action. Get connected and learn about amazing advances in neurosciences.
With rapid medical attention, John Hoyt quickly triumphed over his second stroke.
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