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Participants demonstrate a moderate level of interest and engagement by mentioning the study’s focus on demographic differences in stroke outcomes, such as the median age of 74.3 and higher risks in women, and by sharing related research efforts. Their tone suggests recognition of the study's significance without deep controversy, emphasizing its potential impact on health awareness and future research directions.
Most discussions acknowledge the study’s findings, especially regarding the differences in stroke incidence based on sex, age, and socioeconomic status, reflecting some consensus on its conclusions.
The discussions show moderate interest, with participants engaging with specific aspects such as the higher stroke risks among women and the importance of socioeconomic factors.
Comments often include sharing of related research, mentioning specific metrics, and expressing appreciation or curiosity, indicating a decent level of engagement.
The conversations highlight the study’s relevance for public health awareness and clinical practices, suggesting it may influence ongoing discussions about stroke risk factors and healthcare disparities.
#STROKE Large cohort study in the #UK shows higher incidence of first-ever stroke and subsequent major adverse outcomes in #women #GoRedforWomen #AHAJournals @rkakyea @GeorgeNtaios https://t.co/V4HT2uvH7r https://t.co/AiG35NXkyd
#BloggingStroke @parneetgrewal6 discusses #Stroke article "Sex, Age, & Socioeconomic Differences in Nonfatal Stroke Incidence & Subsequent Major Adverse Outcomes" https://t.co/aN9RnXySbC Check out the article by @rkakyea et al @GeorgeNtaios #GoRedforWomen https://t.co/fjT8qQmjgE https://t.co/3Bowhx3NwM
@laymagdalene333 This paper (using pre covid data) from the UK found the median age 74.3. This is only nonfatal strokes tho, idk how people who are killed differ in age https://t.co/yvBDD49bHK
Thanks to HDR UK Midlands for the opportunity to share the findings from our study: https://t.co/tl7GBBXwDx @PRISM_UoN https://t.co/59zJFu8Vgw https://t.co/wT7vezouxw
Sex, Age, and Socioeconomic Differences in Nonfatal Stroke Incidence and Subsequent Major Adverse Outcomes https://t.co/SbsD7XtP5x #stroke via @StrokeAHA_ASA
RT @rkakyea: Thanks to HDR UK Midlands for the opportunity to share the findings from our study: https://t.co/tl7GBBXwDx @PRISM_UoN https:/…
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@laymagdalene333 This paper (using pre covid data) from the UK found the median age 74.3. This is only nonfatal strokes tho, idk how people who are killed differ in age https://t.co/yvBDD49bHK
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RT @rkakyea: Thanks to HDR UK Midlands for the opportunity to share the findings from our study: https://t.co/tl7GBBXwDx @PRISM_UoN https:/…
Thanks to HDR UK Midlands for the opportunity to share the findings from our study: https://t.co/tl7GBBXwDx @PRISM_UoN https://t.co/59zJFu8Vgw https://t.co/wT7vezouxw
Sex, Age, and Socioeconomic Differences in Nonfatal Stroke Incidence and Subsequent Major Adverse Outcomes https://t.co/SbsD7XtP5x #stroke via @StrokeAHA_ASA
#BloggingStroke @parneetgrewal6 discusses #Stroke article "Sex, Age, & Socioeconomic Differences in Nonfatal Stroke Incidence & Subsequent Major Adverse Outcomes" https://t.co/aN9RnXySbC Check out the article by @rkakyea et al @GeorgeNtaios #GoRedforWomen https://t.co/fjT8qQmjgE https://t.co/3Bowhx3NwM
Sex, Age, and Socioeconomic Differences in Nonfatal Stroke Incidence and Subsequent Major Adverse Outcomes https://t.co/Szcm1pbUqK
#STROKE Large cohort study in the #UK shows higher incidence of first-ever stroke and subsequent major adverse outcomes in #women #GoRedforWomen #AHAJournals @rkakyea @GeorgeNtaios https://t.co/V4HT2uvH7r https://t.co/AiG35NXkyd
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