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To the Editor: We read with great interest the article by Mosley et al1 on factors related to calling an ambulance for stroke patients. The authors reported that “stroke” was referred as the problem (unprompted) by ≈50% of callers, whereas fewer than half of the calls were made within 1 hour from symptom onset. We agree with the authors on the necessity of interventions to more strongly link stroke recognition to immediate action to increase the number of stroke patients …
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