Ischemic Stroke Stories
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Why Are Men Having Fewer Strokes Than Women?
Women’s stroke rates are declining at a slower pace than men’s rates, according to a new study. -
Which States Have The Most Heart Disease Deaths?
A new study reveals the substantial differences between US counties for ischemic heart disease and stroke death rates. -
Stroke Prevention In Elderly May Also Reduce Dementia Risk
New research has suggested that stroke-prevention strategies in those aged 80 and older may also reduce this population's risk for developing certain types of dementia. -
More Young Americans Are Having Strokes
New research shows that young Americans aged 18 to 44 are increasingly being hospitalized for strokes, especially young men. Doctors have theories on what's to blame. -
First Stroke Patient Receives Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery
Doctors have performed a deep brain stimulation procedure for the first time ever on a stroke patient. -
Can Stress Or Grief Cause A Stroke?
Debbie Reynolds died Wednesday, after apparently suffering a stroke one day after her daughter Carrie Fisher's death. -
6 Ways Magnesium Benefits Your Health
High dietary magnesium can reduce the risk of these 6 health conditions, from heart disease to PMS symptoms. -
The Pros And Cons Of 'Falling Back' On Daylight Saving Time
The end of Daylight Saving Time affects your health for better and worse, from extra sleep to cluster headaches. -
King Charles II Had A Stroke — But It Was The Gruesome Medical Treatment That Killed Him
A British monarch was brutally treated for a stroke in ways that seem horrifying when compared to the medical techniques we have today. -
How Performance-Enhancing Drugs Work And The Risks
Here's what you need to know about how performance-enhancing drugs work, and the risks they pose to users' health. -
Aspirin Lowers Risk Of Major Stroke By Up To 80%
New study finds taking an aspirin after a mini-stroke can reduce the risk of a subsequent stroke by up to 80 percent within the first few days. -
Brain Strokes Are Rising Among Young Adults
Fewer patients over the age of 65 are hospitalized for ischemic stroke, yet younger patients and African American patients are increasing.
