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Digital health could be key to helping stroke patients get care quicker
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Digital health could be key to helping stroke patients get care quicker

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Dr. Augusto Elias, medical director of Metro Health at the University of Michigan Health, and Dillon Fassett, program coordinator of Metro Health, discuss the benefits of tech-backed communication in treating strokes.

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