The Risk of Subarachnoid and Intracerebral Hemorrhages in Blacks as Compared with Whites

Joseph P. Broderick(Medical University of South Carolina), Rosemary Miller(University of Cincinnati), Thomas G. Brott(Jacksonville College), Thomas A. Tomsick(Los Angeles Medical Center), Gertrude Huster(Indiana University)
New England Journal of Medicine
March 12, 1992
10.1056/nejm199203123261103
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