After stroke, anxiety is common in women
Feb 7, 2019
Anxiety after a stroke is more common among women and those who are single, divorced or widowed, a new study finds.
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Fluctuating blood pressure after stroke could mean higher risk of death
Feb 6, 2019
Fluctuating blood pressure after a stroke is associated with higher risk of death, according to a new study.
High blood pressure tops list of factors contributing to stroke in young adults
Feb 5, 2019
A new study suggests screening younger adults now for high blood pressure, cholesterol, and other risk factors may help prevent stroke later.
Marijuana, cocaine could play role in stroke increase among young adults
Feb 4, 2019
Most strokes occur in people over 65, but the number of young adults having strokes is increasing – and new research suggests a rise in illegal drug use could be playing a role.
Chilling studies show cold weather could increase stroke risk
Jan 31, 2019
If lower temperatures mean higher stroke risk, as research indicates, what should you do about it?
Could a heart attack or stroke lead to early menopause?
Jan 30, 2019
Women who develop cardiovascular disease before 35 have twice the risk of going into early menopause, says a new study.
Why more people don't call 911 when stroke symptoms hit
Jan 30, 2019
When stroke symptoms hit, many people don't call 911 because they prefer a specific hospital and they don't know where the ambulance will take them, a new study shows.
What can the ability to balance reveal about brain health?
Jan 25, 2019
Yoga lovers, among others, have always preached the importance of balance in health and fitness. Some experts believe a simple one-leg test could be an indicator of health problems, particularly stroke risk.
Her life in tatters, a stroke should've added to her misery. Instead, it sparked an amazing rise.
Nov 19, 2018
To best appreciate the harrowing, heartwarming story of stroke survivor Michelle Davenport, you first need to know about the woman who raised her, Flossie Washington.
Warm, wet weather linked to improved outlook for stroke survivors
Nov 16, 2018
A new study found a connection between winter and increased hospitalizations for stroke. It also showed that survivors admitted during warm, wet seasons had better outcomes.