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Published: May 03, 2023
La American Stroke Association nombra a los Stroke Heroes de 2023
Mediante premios anuales a nivel nacional, la American Stroke Association (Asociación Estadounidense de Accidentes Cerebrovasculares) destaca a personas y grupos que enfrentan la quinta causa de muerte más importante del país.
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Heart and Torch logo with American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association text.
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Justine Knight
Caregiver Hero – Justine Knight
Justine Knight
Caregiver Hero – Justine Knight
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William Hicks
Equity Hero – Dr. William Hicks
Vascular neurologist William “BJ” Hicks is committed to treating stroke survivors and reducing stroke incidence in under-resourced communities.
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William Hicks
Equity Hero – Dr. William Hicks
Vascular neurologist William “BJ” Hicks is committed to treating stroke survivors and reducing stroke incidence in under-resourced communities.
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Stamp Out Stroke
Group Heroes – Stamp Out Stroke
A program of Yale School of Medicine and Yale New Haven Hospital, Stamp Out Stroke provides stroke education to hundreds of people — from teens at a science summer camp to residents of senior housing — with a focus on under-resourced areas.
Stamp Out Stroke
Group Heroes – Stamp Out Stroke
A program of Yale School of Medicine and Yale New Haven Hospital, Stamp Out Stroke provides stroke education to hundreds of people — from teens at a science summer camp to residents of senior housing — with a focus on under-resourced areas.
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Mariah Fisher
Pediatric Hero – Mariah Fisher
In 2018, a massive stroke caused by an arteriovenous malformation changed 12-year-old Mariah Fisher’s life. Despite what she lost due to her stroke — including most of the seventh and eighth grades — she never lost her positive attitude and determination to get better.
Mariah Fisher
Pediatric Hero – Mariah Fisher
In 2018, a massive stroke caused by an arteriovenous malformation changed 12-year-old Mariah Fisher’s life. Despite what she lost due to her stroke — including most of the seventh and eighth grades — she never lost her positive attitude and determination to get better.
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Debra Meyerson
Survivor Hero – Debra Meyerson
A stroke in 2010 nearly killed Debra Meyerson. As she struggled to forge a new identity, she wrote the book “Identity Theft: Rediscovering Ourselves After Stroke.” She and her husband, Steve Zuckerman, then founded Stroke Onward, a nonprofit whose mission is to ensure stroke survivors and supporters have resources to rebuild identities and rewarding lives.
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Debra Meyerson
Survivor Hero – Debra Meyerson
A stroke in 2010 nearly killed Debra Meyerson. As she struggled to forge a new identity, she wrote the book “Identity Theft: Rediscovering Ourselves After Stroke.” She and her husband, Steve Zuckerman, then founded Stroke Onward, a nonprofit whose mission is to ensure stroke survivors and supporters have resources to rebuild identities and rewarding lives.
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ProMedica Stroke Network
Voters’ Choice Hero – ProMedica Stroke Network
The ProMedica Toledo Stroke Network takes a holistic approach to stroke prevention and care — making an impact across Ohio and around the globe.
ProMedica Stroke Network
Voters’ Choice Hero – ProMedica Stroke Network
The ProMedica Toledo Stroke Network takes a holistic approach to stroke prevention and care — making an impact across Ohio and around the globe.
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