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Healthy runner suffers sudden stroke at 27 as doctors discover possible cause
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Fox News reports that Patrick Mascoli, a Boston engineer, had a stroke at age 27 while running 40 miles a week. According to the outlet, doctors found a patent foramen ovale that likely sent a clot to his brain, and they identified it as the probable cause of his stroke.
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Healthy runner suffers sudden stroke at 27 as doctors discover possible cause
Patrick Mascoli was running 40 miles a week when a stroke struck at 27. Doctors found a patent foramen ovale that likely sent a clot to his brain.
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