Antidepressants May Prevent Depression After Stroke
Problem-solving therapy could also make a difference, study shows
Posted May 27, 2008
"For now, I think it's most important that patients be evaluated by physical, occupational and speech therapy, as needed," Smith said. "The appropriate therapies for that individual, taking into account both the patient's individual needs and the institutional resources, can then be initiated."
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For more information on stroke, visit the American Stroke Association.
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