Stroke Stories
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Revisiting The Health Benefits of Alcohol
While too much alcohol can lead to addiction and other problems, decades of research connect low and moderate drinking to health benefits. -
Younger Type 2 Diabetes Patients More At Risk Of Heart Disease
The study showed that a patient diagnosed 10 years earlier than someone of the same age had a 50% increased risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. -
Are You Doing A Good Job In Bed?
Getting enough deep sleep is important for you health. Here’s how many hours you need and how to get more. -
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. -
Long Days At Work Could Be Hurting Your Heart
Working more than 55 hours a week may increase the risk of developing an irregular heartbeat, study finds. -
Breastfeeding May Boost Mom’s Heart Health
Women who breastfeed may be less likely to have a heart attack or stroke, new study suggests. -
Heatwaves Are Only Getting Worse
Scientists warn that nearly one-third of the world will experience deadly heatwaves. -
This Mind-Controlled Device Helps Stroke Survivors Move Again
A small group of stroke patients were able to move their paralyzed hands while using a mind-controlled device. -
What You Should Know To Prevent Strokes
New WalletHub study focuses on May's National Stroke Month. -
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. -
A Look Inside Your Body During A Heart Attack
A heart attack is more of a heart exile — your pumping organ is cut off from oxygen. -
Your Stroke Risk, According To Where You Live
People living in the Southeastern United States have the highest prevalence of stroke risk factors.
