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New Home Planned for University of Cincinnati Neuroscience Institute

Published: August 22, 2015

Contact: Julie Engebrecht (513) 556-9685 [email protected] CINCINNATI – The University of Cincinnati Neuroscience Institute has launched a $123 million project that will include a new world-class outpatient facility for people with neurologic and psychiatric diseases, expand existing and create new research programs, enable recruitment of additional world-class physicians and researchers, support new training fellowships, and…
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The best way to treat a stroke is for people to learn what to recognize using FAST:
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