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Strong Support
A person had a sudden, severe headache and a brain stroke in a specific area called the medulla, but scans showed no broken blood vessels—so the stroke wasn’t caused by a tear in the artery, even though that’s usually what you’d expect with such a headache.
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A patient had a severe headache and later a brain stroke in a specific area, but scans kept showing no blood vessel damage — just like the claim says. So the study proves the claim is right.
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