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‘Beyond thankful’: How $1 million tech gave five-year-old stroke survivor her childhood back

Publicado por The Age · Australia hace 4 h

A $1 million neuro-microscope has helped five-year-old Riley Shawcross be stroke-free for four months after her rare gene mutation triggered over 25 strokes.

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‘Beyond thankful’: How $1 million tech gave five-year-old stroke survivor her childhood back

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