While TIAs often do not have long-term effects, they are
A) rarely predictive of later strokes.
B) strong predictors of later strokes.
C) predictive of further TIAs but not full strokes.
D) negatively correlated with the occurrence of later strokes.

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TIAs are strong predictors of later strokes as they indicate a temporary interruption of blood flow to the brain which can lead to the formation of a blood clot or embolism that can cause a stroke. It is important for individuals who experience TIAs to seek medical attention and receive appropriate treatment to reduce their risk of a future stroke.

While TIAs Often Do Not Have Long-Term Effects, They Are