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Actor Luke Perry's death at 52 is a reminder to know your risk for stroke
Time is of the essence if someone suffers a stroke. What you need to know.
Stroke Risk Factors Linked to Cognitive Problems
High blood pressure and other known risk factors for stroke also raise the risk of developing cognitive problems. The new finding suggests that keeping blood pressure in check might help preserve cognitive health.
Stroke: Know when to act, and act quickly
Identifying and treating a stroke as quickly as possible can save brain cells, function, and lives. Everyone should know the warning signs of a stroke and when to get help fast.The warning signs of a stroke can begin anywhere from a few minutes to da...
5 Stroke Signs: Knowing Them Could Save Someone’s Life
Stroke: 6 Must-Know Facts for Older Adults
Stroke can lead to death and is the leading cause of disability in adults. Learn how to help prevent stroke and spot the symptoms so you can get help fast.
Why People in Their 50s Should Understand Stroke Symptoms and Risk
Most people, including doctors, associate it with older adults
Aging Well: first year critical in stroke recovery
Doctors say strokes are one of the biggest causes of death and disability for seniors. The recovery varies, depending on how severe the stroke is. 56-year-old Taumaoe Kapesi works hard to reclaim ...
What To Do If Someone Is Having a Stroke
Stroke is treatable — but every second counts. Learn why it’s so important to call 911.
With more young people having strokes, be alert to these warning signs
Being able to identify if someone is having a stroke can literally save that person’s life.
Her Husband Had a Stroke When He Was 30
She was pregnant with their first child. How would she navigate the challenges that lay ahead?
What Does It Mean to Be a Certified Comprehensive Stroke Center?
If you or someone you love is experiencing a stroke, where you get emergency care matters. Strokes require urgent intervention to prevent as much brain damage
Clinical stroke director provides helpful tips on how to spot a stroke
Timing is crucial, especially in a medical emergency, and with a stroke, every second counts.
How to Have a Safe Stroke Recovery
With stroke recovery being both a mentally and physically challenging process, it’s important to make necessary in-home adjustments to make post-stroke life easier and safe. Learn our top tips for stroke recovery at home in this article from our expert Napa senior living team at Hired Hands Homecare.
The Tips You Need Now
Stroke – It’s a leading cause of death throughout the United States. The American Stroke Association suggests it is the fourth leading cause of death and disability in the U.S., and it can happen very fast. A recent Next Avenue post had some insights that are helpful to any household. What Is It? There are …
What Happens When You Have a Stroke
A detailed overview of your patient's medical record<br>Secure messaging with UNC Health Care providers regarding your patient's care<br>Online referrals for outpatient and ancillary services<br>Access to scheduled appointments, medications, allergies and outpatient & inpatient notes (including admissions, discharges and emergency services)<br>Helps with CMS Meaningful Use and patient-centered medical home efforts
How much do you know about prehospital stroke care?
Are you ready to respond to a stroke emergency call? Find out by taking our quiz
What happens at the hospital when a patient has stroke symptoms?
When a stroke occurs, every second counts. It's essential to get to an emergency room as soon as possible so treatment can begin right away.
How A Video Game Is Helping To Heal Stroke Victims
It’s not just a fun way to do rehabilitation; it’s uniquely quantifiable.
WAVES OF WELLNESS: What to expect after a hospitalization for stroke
The hospitalization period for stroke patients and their families can be overwhelming.
Stroke Survivor Caregiving: 15 Tips To Make It Easier on You Both
A stroke is a brain injury that occurs when the brain's blood supply is interrupted or greatly reduced. The brain is deprived of oxygen and nutrients. Brain cells begin dying within minutes.
I had a stroke when I was 29. My brain aged 10 years overnight.
One morning, there was a cramp in my neck. A few days later, I lost the ability to read.
