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Yes, You Can (and Should) Still Go to the ER for Emergencies During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Medical emergencies like heart attack and stroke always need prompt treatment. Here’s how hospitals are keeping emergency departments safe during the pandemic and why it’s crucial to not delay emergency care.
How You Can Avoid Holiday Heart Syndrome
Holiday heart syndrome is when overeating (and overindulging in alcohol) leads to an irregular heartbeat. Here’s how to avoid it.
Why You Should Take Heed of the Warning From a ‘Mini-Stroke’
You shouldn’t write off a mini-stroke, or transient ischemic attack (TIA). Our neurologist explains why it’s a warning sign that needs your full attention.
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How to Prevent a Second Stroke
Each year, nearly 200,000 strokes in the U.S. are a second (third, fourth) stroke. Your risk of a recurrent stroke is highest just after you’ve experienced your first stroke, but these steps can help you prevent another stroke.
Why Are Strokes on the Rise in Younger People?
The incidence of stroke in people under age 50 is on the rise. Younger people have some specific risk factors. Know them, and stroke warning signs, to avoid premature disability or death.
Why Chronic High Blood Pressure Is So Dangerous
Our expert explains why chronic high blood pressure is so bad for your body — and offers tips for lowering yours to an optimal level.
Diet Soda and Juice Tied to Increased Stroke Risk
A recent study has dubbed diet soda and sugary juices the culprit of increased stroke risk., particularly in women.
Want to Lower Your Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke? You Have More Power Than You May Think
Your doctor can only suggest ways to lower your risk of heart attack and stroke. It’s up toyou to act on the advice.
Stroke Risk Factors On the Rise in Native Americans
A new study reports that stroke risk factors (like high blood pressure, smoking and diabetes) are on the rise in Native Americans. This video explains the findings.
