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This is the topic and thesis statement:

What is the topic you want to write about?
Cerebrovascular diseases and their sequelae.
What is your main opinion on this topic?
Can be minimized.
What is the strongest argument supporting your opinion?
Avoiding risk factors and practicing healthier lifestyle.
What is a second good argument that supports your opinion?
Better education to the population about the influence of risk factors.
What is a third argument that supports your opinion?
Early starting of rehabilitation, and secondary prevention.
Formulate your thesis statement below:
Cerebrovascular diseases and their sequelae can be minimized ;avoiding risk factors and practicing healthier lifestyle, better education to the population about the influence of risk factors, early starting of rehabilitation, and secondary prevention.

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