Opinion: John Fetterman’s post-stroke, politically problematic behaviors offer lessons about brain health on Capitol Hill
“Nothing in the recent reporting about John Fetterman is medically surprising,” write Michael P.H. Stanley and Isaiah Kletenik.
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