Winter Isn t Just Flu Season, Cold Weather Also Raises Your Stroke Risk: Warns Neurologist
Cold weather doesn't just bring flu, it can also increase stroke risk. Know how winter affects your heart and brain, and simple ways to stay protected.
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Cold weather doesn't just bring flu, it can also increase stroke risk. Know how winter affects your heart and brain, and simple ways to stay protected.
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Watching parents get divorced can put a lot of stress and trauma on a child's mind. According to researchers, it could be a possible explanation as to what leads to stroke later in life.
With increasing evidence supporting the role of sleep in reducing stroke risk, doctors and patients alike should prioritize sleep as an essential part of stroke prevention strategies.
New research findings published by the Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB) indicates gene, ethnicity and regional disparities in co-morbidities are factors that contribute to stroke and its risks.
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The study underscores the complex interplay between climate change and cardiovascular health, particularly stroke incidence.
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Dr Vinit Banga, Associate Director -Neurology, BLK Max Super Speciality Hospital, explains how the rise in winter increases stroke risks.
Awareness of the risk factors sets the foundation for lifestyle changes to reduce stroke risks. Here are some proactive steps:
World Stroke Day underscores the significance of recognizing stroke risk factors beyond blood clots.
High blood pressure, smoking, high LDL cholesterol levels and diabetes are significant stroke risk factors for all individuals.
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"Keep Your Heart Health In Check To Keep Away From Stroke" " shares Dr. Vinit Banga- Associate Director- Neurology & Head, BLK Max Super Speciality Hospital.
Among youngsters, the conditions of high blood pressure, type-2 diabetes, and obesity remain prominent risk factors for stroke.
Did you know one person suffers a stroke every 20 seconds in India? Read on to know the statistics and how the condition is treated.
A new study has found that stroke survivors who practise sitting Tai Chi may experience better recovery outcomes. Here's everything you need to know.
Cold weather doesn't just bring flu, it can also increase stroke risk. Know how winter affects your heart and brain, and simple ways to stay protected.
Nithin Kamath, Zerodha's co-founder, opens up about his stroke and recovery journey. He urges everyone to stay alert to early stroke signs and highlights the importance of timely medical help.
Stroke symptoms can differ in men and women. Know about the early warning signs, risk factors, and when to seek medical help to prevent serious health complications.
Every year, World Stroke Day highlights the growing risk of stroke. In 2025, experts warn that air pollution is a hidden factor harming brain health. Know how polluted air affects the brain and simple ways to reduce stroke risk.
Watching parents get divorced can put a lot of stress and trauma on a child's mind. According to researchers, it could be a possible explanation as to what leads to stroke later in life.
With increasing evidence supporting the role of sleep in reducing stroke risk, doctors and patients alike should prioritize sleep as an essential part of stroke prevention strategies.
New research findings published by the Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB) indicates gene, ethnicity and regional disparities in co-morbidities are factors that contribute to stroke and its risks.
Wake-up stroke is the type of stroke that happens right after you wake up from sleep. Here are the symptoms.
The study underscores the complex interplay between climate change and cardiovascular health, particularly stroke incidence.
Are you suffering from high cholesterol levels? Make these 7 green fruits a part of your daily diet to see how magically the bad cholesterol levels go down naturally, and thus keeps your heart protected.
World Stroke Day underscores the significance of recognizing stroke risk factors beyond blood clots.
High blood pressure, smoking, high LDL cholesterol levels and diabetes are significant stroke risk factors for all individuals.
Among youngsters, the conditions of high blood pressure, type-2 diabetes, and obesity remain prominent risk factors for stroke.
Did you know one person suffers a stroke every 20 seconds in India? Read on to know the statistics and how the condition is treated.
A new study has found that stroke survivors who practise sitting Tai Chi may experience better recovery outcomes. Here's everything you need to know.
One should consult a primary care provider for long-term use of aspirin or any over-the-counter drug.
Strokes can be deadly, and immediate action is required if the patient is to be saved. If a person has had a stroke, it is critical to be on the watch for the symptoms of a stroke.
Did you know what you go through emotionally can trigger a health condition like a stroke? Read on to know how being sad or angry or being physically exhausted can do to your brain.
Dr Vinit Banga, Associate Director -Neurology, BLK Max Super Speciality Hospital, explains how the rise in winter increases stroke risks.
Awareness of the risk factors sets the foundation for lifestyle changes to reduce stroke risks. Here are some proactive steps:
Consuming higher amounts of cruciferous vegetables every day may reduce the build-up of fatty and calcium deposits on the blood vessels and reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke.
"Keep Your Heart Health In Check To Keep Away From Stroke" " shares Dr. Vinit Banga- Associate Director- Neurology & Head, BLK Max Super Speciality Hospital.
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