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Coming up in the next half an hour, strokes and a new approach to treating them

that can help where current methods can't.

If you have a large blocked drain in a street

and you try to put in some drain powder, that doesn't really work

because you need somebody to go in

mechanically a blumber to take it out so that's what basically we had to do basically go into the

brain vessel and take the clot out we continue our guide to what happens when people lose the

mental capacity to make key decisions this week we discuss best interest and lasting power of attorney.

And Margaret McCartney reflects on a much-discussed case that's currently being heard by the

Court of Appeal, the striking off of Dr. Bawarga, following the death of six-year-old Jack Adcock.

But first, aspirin. If you're taking low dose aspirin, typically 75 milligrams a day to protect

against heart attack or stroke and you haven't been weighed, then there's a good chance that

you're on the wrong dose and not as protected as you or your doctor might think. That's

the startling conclusion of new research suggesting that the current one-size-fits-all

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