Strokes arrive without warning, like an unexpected knock at the door. But the truth is, most strokes don’t come unannounced.

Experiencing a stroke can change everything and sometimes that leaves the patient and the caregivers feeling isolated. In ...

But there are also other symptoms to watch out for, especially in strokes that affect the back part of the brain (posterior strokes). These may include sudden vision problems in one or both eyes, ...

Only a doctor can treat a stroke in progress, but you can adjust your lifestyle and maintain healthy habits to prevent one ...

Have you ever experienced a sudden, severe headache? What about a moment when words just wouldn’t come out right, even though ...

A video featuring a brain surgeon is going viral on social media, in which the doctor explains the early warning signs the body may show to alert individuals to serious health issues.

Although the NHS says the first sign 'may not seem like much', it is crucial to seek medical attention as soon as possible ...

Learn about the critical warning signs of stroke that you should never ignore. Recognizing these symptoms can save lives and ...

A stroke, also known as a brain attack, causes brain damage when blood flow to the brain is interrupted. Representative Photo ...

They suggested that giving a TIA a scarier name, like “minor ischaemic stroke,” would more likely prompt a 911 call. The experts interviewed for this column all endorsed the idea of a name ...

Stroke risk isn’t one-size-fits-all—women, men, and communities of color face unique challenges. Knowing the signs and reducing risk factors can make all the difference.

The experts discovered that 61 percent of those surveyed experienced increases in their fatigue scores two weeks after the mini-stroke. Half reported fatigue at the three, six and 12 month mark.