Research indicates that Mexican Americans experience less favorable outcomes post-stroke compared to their non-Hispanic white American counterparts. A recent study delves into the potential correlation between the language spoken by Mexican Americans and their recovery trajectory following a stroke.

“Our study found that Mexican American people who spoke only Spanish had worse neurologic outcomes three months after having a stroke than Mexican American people who spoke only English or were bilingual …"

  • GildedTele@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I agree. I looked up the article to see what journal published it, and Neurology is a highly regarded, peer-reviewed journal.