High stress, hostility, depression linked with increased stroke risk
Main Points: Higher levels of stress, hostility and depressive symptoms are associated with significantly increased risk of stroke or transient
Read moreMain Points: Higher levels of stress, hostility and depressive symptoms are associated with significantly increased risk of stroke or transient
Read moreMain Points: Stroke hospitalizations in South Carolina are increasing among middle-aged blacks. The disparity in South Carolina alone, was associated
Read moreMain Points: Older migraine sufferers may be more likely to have silent brain injury. Ischemic silent brain infarctions are symptomless
Read moreMain Point: Eating more fruits and vegetables may reduce the risk of stroke worldwide, according to a new analysis of
Read moreMain Points: Insomnia may significantly increase your risk of stroke and subsequent stroke hospitalizations. The risk was highest — up
Read moreMain Points: People recovering from serious strokes should be given access to palliative care. Palliative care—which focuses on minimizing suffering
Read moreMain Points: Stroke survivors who consistently control their blood pressure may reduce the likelihood of a second stroke by more
Read moreMain Points: Stroke caregivers were happier when they continued to enjoy their own hobbies and interests. Caregivers were less happy
Read moreMain Points: Many U.S. women don’t know most of the warning signs of a stroke. Hispanic women were less likely
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