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TIAS

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TIASThe Internet Antique Shop
TIASTreaties and Other International Acts Series (compendium of treaties, United States)
TIASTry It and See (chat)
TIASTarget Identification & Acquisition System
TIASTrue Indicated Air Speed (aviation)
TIASTreatment Indicated with Aspirin & Statin (medical treatment of transient ischaemic attacks)
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Intended audience: Clinicians caring for patients with ischaemic stroke or TIAs.
Stroke: European Stroke Organisation: evidence-based stroke ... by Brauer, Sandra / Australian Journal of Physiotherapy
Sometimes called "mini-strokes," TIAs are temporary episodes and can include headache, dizziness, numbness, blurred vision, confusion, or paralysis.
Carotid Artery Blockages and Stroke Risk 6 Facts by Andy Doan / Food/cooking/nutrition community
Also known as mini-strokes, TIAs develop suddenly and typically last two to 15 minutes but symptoms can stay for up to 24 hours.
Act FAST if you see signs of a stroke; Recognising the signs of a ... by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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