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HistoryThe first description of a stroke by HIPPOCRATES over 2,400 years ago resembles today’s clinical description remarkably well.
BackgroundThe foundations of modern genetics were independently laid down in the second half of the 19th century by Gregor MENDEL (1866) and Francis GALTON (1889).
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