Young people have strokes although the incidence may be lesser than older adults
Stroke should be a differential diagnosis when neurological symptoms are at play in young adults
Young adults can present with uncommon symptoms and underlying causes
After stroke in young patients, think about the invisible challenges, more often present than physical motor injuries
Have a dialogue about these invisible challenges, linking them with appropriate services where necessary



Host: Dr David Lim | Total Time: 28 mins

Expert: A/Prof Dana Wong, Clinical Neuropsychologist



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<li>Young people have strokes although the incidence may be lesser than older adults</li>
<li>Stroke should be a differential diagnosis when neurological symptoms are at play in young adults</li>
<li>Young adults can present with uncommon symptoms and underlying causes</li>
<li>After stroke in young patients, think about the invisible challenges, more often present than physical motor injuries</li>
<li>Have a dialogue about these invisible challenges, linking them with appropriate services where necessary</li>
</ul>
 
Host: Dr David Lim | Total Time: 28 mins
Expert: A/Prof Dana Wong, Clinical Neuropsychologist
 
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