Previously undiagnosed risk factors and medication nonadherence are prevalent in young adults with first-ever stroke.

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Previously undiagnosed risk factors and medication nonadherence are prevalent in young adults with first-ever stroke.

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Previously undiagnosed risk fa ...... adults with first-ever stroke.

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Previously undiagnosed risk fa ...... adults with first-ever stroke.

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Darren Philbert Wu

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Edward Chia-Cheng Lai

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Sheng-Feng Sung

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10.1002/PDS.4250

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Cheng-Yang Hsieh

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2017-07-10T00:00:00Z

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