Children are the often-forgotten victims of stroke

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11-month old Georgia Peacock is one of up to 600 babies and children who have a stroke in Australia each year.

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Published 2 September 2020 2:06pm

By Sunil Awasthi

Source: SBS

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11-month old Georgia Peacock is one of up to 600 babies and children who have a stroke in Australia each year.

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Children are the often-forgotten victims of stroke

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11-month old Georgia Peacock is one of up to 600 babies and children who have a stroke in Australia each year.

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11-month old Georgia Peacock is one of up to 600 babies and children who have a stroke in Australia each year.

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