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In the first European prospective community stroke register to compare
incidence rates of stroke in black and white people, Stewart et al
(p 967) found a twofold excess of first ever stroke in black people.
The increased incidence in black people could not be attributed to
social class confounding. The authors conclude that there are important
ethnic differences in genetic, physiological, and behavioural risk
factors which require further elucidation.