RSA revise medical fitness to drive guidelines for mini-stroke sufferers

Sufferers of a mini-stroke will be off the road for just one week.

RSA revise medical fitness to drive guidelines for mini-stroke sufferers
Thu, 25 Apr, 2019 - 19:43
Digital Desk staff

Sufferers of a mini-stroke will be off the road for just one week.

New evidence from the North Dublin Stroke Unit has found there is no basis for banning patients from driving for one month.

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