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期刊简介：Cerebrovascular Diseases《脑血管疾病》（双月刊）. Cerebrovascular Diseases is an international, interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal that publishes articles of broad interest to health professionals and researchers of stroke medicine and the study of cerebrovascular disease. The journal has a global perspective and considers articles covering prevention, diagnosis, management, rehabilitation, and related fields of molecular genetics, vascular biology, pathophysiology, epidemiology, and health systems science. The editors encourage submissions of original research, reviews, and commentary articles that focus on knowledge advance and inform clinical practice and health policy.
