As knowledge about stroke in children increases, especially concerning symptoms and risk factors, the condition can be diagnosed and treated sooner with improved outcomes for young patients.
Discover the hidden danger of silent strokes! Learn symptoms, risk factors, and prevention strategies on World Stroke Day 2024. Protect your brain health.
Learn about the key causes, warning signs, and risk factors for stroke, and discover effective ways to prevent it. Stay informed to safeguard your health and reduce stroke risk.
Researchers analysed data on over 1.7 million Israelis and found a link between cognitive function and stroke risk. Early intervention for those with lower mental abilities might be beneficial.
Heat waves are also affecting your eyes. The risk of eye stroke is increasing among people due to extreme heat. Know how to take care of your eyes and what are the symptoms of eye stroke.
Tests for the inflammatory protein interleukin (IL)-18 indicators may be used to estimate the risk of stroke, in the same way as blood cholesterol levels do to estimate the risk of heart attacks.
By understanding the link between summer and stroke and implementing preventive measures, individuals can enjoy the season safely while minimizing their risk of stroke. Awareness, hydration, and moderation are key to ensuring a healthy and enjoyable summer.
Study links smoking to higher stroke risk, especially for young adults and in high-income countries. Passive smoking and filtered cigarettes also raise risk. Findings highlight the need for stricter tobacco control measures.
Gujarat news: Patel suffered the brain stroke in Jamnagar while attending a program. Dr Sanjay Tilala, a neurosurgeon at Rajkot's Synergy Hospital said that Patel received primary treatment at a local hospital in Jamnagar before being referred to their facility.
COVID-19 can increase the risk of heart attacks due to inflammation, blood clot formation, and stress on the cardiovascular system. Protect your heart by following safety measures and seeking medical help if needed.
World Stroke Day aims to promote access to quality stroke care for all individuals, regardless of their socio-economic status. By raising awareness about strokes and encouraging early detection and treatment, the day plays a crucial role in reducing the burden of this life-threatening condition.
With the rising incidence of stroke in developing countries and the increasing burden it places on healthcare systems, this World Stroke Day serves as a reminder to take action towards promoting healthy lifestyles, access to quality healthcare, and effective management of stroke.
If you have blocked arteries, it’s important to understand the risks associated with exercise and take steps to reduce them.
Arterial clots in the brain are called strokes and patients with blood clots in their brains can experience problems with their vision or speech, seizures and general weakness.
Apart from the risks that are not under our control like age and family history, in general women have a higher risk of stroke/TIA than men. Other health conditions such as obesity, carotid artery disease, high BP, high cholesterol, diabetes, and preexisting heart conditions are also found to increase the odds of stroke/TIA.
According to a new study, Asian men and women living in Japan who ate peanuts (on average 4-5 peanuts/day) had a lower risk of having an ischemic stroke or a cardiovascular disease event compared to those who did not eat peanuts.
A study led by University of California- Los Angeles Health Sciences (UCLA) used 3D-printed 'blood vessels' to explain how COVID-19 virus increases the risk of stroke.
On the occasion of World Stroke Day, Max Healthcare has launched a dedicated stroke helpline number (9910204023) for quick management of brain stroke across its branches in Delhi/NCR, including BLK Hospital on Thursday.
The study suggested the mechanism by which higher consumption was associated with the risk of stroke and PAD may be blood pressure.
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