Common 'silent strokes' go undetected, raise concerns about dementia and full-blown strokes

About seven per cent of people in their 50s have silent strokes, and among people aged 80-plus, about one-quarter have unknowingly been affected. Researchers estimate that for every symptomatic stroke, there are up to 10 silent strokes.

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