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_ Stroke Why Some Stroke Survivors Won't Take Statins By Jane Farrell article Stroke survivors often steer clear of statins because of negative news about the medicines’ side effects, and because of their … Read More→
_ Stroke Extra Weight and Stroke Survival By Jane Farrell article Although obesity increases the risk for both stroke and death, new research indicates that people who are overweight or even … Read More→
_ Stroke Aphasia May Be More than A Language Disorder By Jane Farrell article Aphasia, a language disorder commonly diagnosed in stroke patients, may not be just a language issue, according to a Penn … Read More→
_ Stroke Boomers’ Stroke Rates Dropping While Millennials’ Rates Double By Sondra Forsyth article Stroke rates continue to decline in people 55 and older, while more than doubling in those between 35 and 39, … Read More→
_ Stroke Minorities, Women, & the Elderly Less Likely to Receive Life-Saving Stroke Treatment By Sondra Forsyth article Minorities and women suffering from a stroke may be less likely to receive the clot-busting treatment tPA, known as tissue … Read More→
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Brain Health Concussions and other common head injuries Migraine Stroke TIA Solve the Medical Riddle: She Has Had a Constant Headache for Two Weeks and Her Pupils Are Not the Same Size, Third Week By Adprime Admin article Editor’s note: Welcome to our ThirdAge feature that gives you a chance to play medical sleuth as we share the … Read More→
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Stroke Intensive PT Helps Stroke Survivors Regain Arm Function By article The key to regaining arm function after suffering a stroke is to spend more time in an intensive physical therapy … Read More→
_ Stroke How to Recognize and Prevent Stroke By article May is Stroke Awareness Month, a good time to bring attention to the deadly issue of stroke. According to the … Read More→
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_ Stroke TIA A "Game Changing" Treatment for Stroke By article Researchers have discovered that removing a clot, in combination with standard drug therapy, can be a “game changer” in treating … Read More→