Exercise StrokePeople who exercise are less likely to suffer a stroke, and if they do, it is less severe than strokes experienced by people who are not active.
Seniors Staying ActiveSeniors in Philadelphia know the importance of staying active, which is why they've made a commitment to work out.
Vioxx Follow-upFollow-up data on the pain killer Vioxx shows it does increase the risk for stroke, heart attack, and death.
Fishy MemoryEating fish may save your memory as you age, and reduce your risk for stroke.
Stroke Office HoursExperts say increasing the hours a doctor's office is open may lower the number of recurrent strokes.
Stroke TimeLess than a quarter of stroke patients get to the hospital in time to receive clot-busting drugs.
Sleep StrokePostmenopausal women who get more than nine hours of sleep may be increasing their risk for stroke.
Shhh StrokeSometimes they're obvious, but lately the symptoms of an impending stroke can't be seen until the last minute- or even after the fact!
GI BleedingBleeding in the stomach after suffering a stroke may increase the risk of death.
Stroke Recovery: Immobilization TherapyThere has been a lot of talk recently about immobilization therapy or constraint induced therapy which is a rehabilitation strategy for stroke patients experiencing mobility problems.
Stroke ExamDoctors are using simple tests to determine a patient's risk for stroke.
Silent StrokeDoctors are discovering that people may have had strokes and not know it!
TIA: A Warning Not to be IgnoredDr. Ralph Sacco and Dr. Jamieson discuss the causes and symptoms of TIA, and address what you must do afterwards to reduce your risk of future attacks.
Life After Stroke: Personal PerspectivesAfter suffering a stroke, many people experience post-stroke spasticity, muscle tightness that not only impairs mobility, but also impacts the life of their family and caregivers.
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