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11-year-old girl's stroke serves as reminder that children can have strokes, too
An 11-year-old Houston girl's stroke highlights the often-overlooked risk of strokes in children and the importance of recognizing warning signs quickly.
By Sofia Ojeda, Ninfa Saavedra, Meet the Team·3 hr ago
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When most people think of strokes, they picture older adults.
But while rare, children and teenagers can also experience strokes, and doctors say recognizing the warning signs quickly can make all the difference.
For 11-year-old Camila, what began as a normal school day quickly turned into a medical emergency.
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