Rebecca Thurston: Happy to Share Our New Review of Menopause and Stroke
Rebecca Thurston, Director of Center for Women’s Biobehavioral Health Research at University of Pittsburgh, Associate Dean for Women’s Health Research at University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article he and his colleagues co-authored, published in Stroke, adding:
“Happy to share our new review of menopause and stroke!
With Jocelyn Spicuzza, Rachel A. Schroeder, Eliza Miller, Kajal Kantarci, and Elijah Mak
Thanks to American Heart Association for featuring this important topic!”
Title: Menopause and Its Implications for Stroke in Women
Authors: Rebecca C Thurston, Jocelyn M Spicuzza, Rachel A Schroeder, Elijah Mak, Eliza C Miller, Kajal Kantarci
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