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RADIO GRABS: Act FAST, National Stroke Week
Monday, 15 September 2008: Starting today 1.3 million wallet cards will be handed-out to help educate
Australians on the signs of a stroke, the nation’s second biggest killer.
The campaign follows new figures which highlight a disturbing number of people don’t know the signs
of a stroke, putting victims at serious risk of brain injury and death.
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Telephone Grab Hotline: 1300 732 445, Menu 2, Option 4 (NSF-2024)
Spokesperson: Dr Erin Lalor, National Stroke Foundation
#1 (20 Seconds): Says we should all know the signs of a stroke and be prepared to act FAST...
#2 (13 Seconds): Says even young people should know the signs and be prepared to act FAST…
#3 (13 Seconds): Says the campaign is part of National Stroke Week which begins today…
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