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.
As we celebrate World Stroke Day 2025 worldwide, let's take a look at some first aid tips to save a life during a stroke.
Not just the elderly, even young people are suffering from brain stroke. Timely intervention is required to prevent complications and even death.
A stroke occurs when there is a disruption in the blood supply to the brain, leading to a sudden loss of brain function, and October 29th is observed as World Stroke Day. On this occasion, let's see what foods can help benefit this life-threatening condition.
Stroke in young adults is relatively rare but requires meticulous investigation and preventive measures to ensure a better quality of life.
Can stroke be prevented? Yes, here are 10 ways to lower your risk of a stroke death.
"Even if you've already had a stroke, there are several things to help lower your chance of having another by leading a healthy lifestyle", says Dr Manish Gupta.
Once considered a disease of the older population, stroke in India now affects many young adults and children.
Researchers have found a link between OCD and risk of stroke. But medications used for treatment of this mental health disorder are not the cause. Read on.
Once the stroke survivor is at home, coordinated effort is needed from the physician, nurse, family members, home caregivers, and special therapists. Read on to know about it.
Dark chocolate offers many health benefits but how beneficial is it for your heart? Read on to know if it is possible to reduce the risk of heart diseases if you eat chocolate.
On World Stroke Day, TheHealthSite.com spoke to Dr. Gaurav Goel Director & Head - Neuro Interventional Surgery Institute of Neurosciences, to discuss various lifestyle changes that can lead to a sudden stroke.
When it comes to stroke, every minute matters. Ahead of World Stroke Day 2021, doctors highlight the importance of golden hours for stroke treatment.
A stroke not only affects the brain but one's entire body. It can lead to lifetime disability as it causes paralysis.
World Stroke Day: Dr N K Venkataramana, Founder Chairman BRAINS Hospitals & Chief Neurosurgeon - BGS Gleneagles Global Hospital, Bangalore, explains the link between COVID-19 and stroke. Read on to know how you can prevent the risk.
Here are five risk factors for stroke that can be modified, treated, or medically managed. Read below to know more.
Stroke not just leaves a person with disability but with a life-changing behavioural and emotional impact. On World Stroke Day, let's know about the life after it.
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.
As we celebrate World Stroke Day 2025 worldwide, let's take a look at some first aid tips to save a life during a stroke.
Stroke in young adults is relatively rare but requires meticulous investigation and preventive measures to ensure a better quality of life.
Can stroke be prevented? Yes, here are 10 ways to lower your risk of a stroke death.
"Even if you've already had a stroke, there are several things to help lower your chance of having another by leading a healthy lifestyle", says Dr Manish Gupta.
Once considered a disease of the older population, stroke in India now affects many young adults and children.
Researchers have found a link between OCD and risk of stroke. But medications used for treatment of this mental health disorder are not the cause. Read on.
Once the stroke survivor is at home, coordinated effort is needed from the physician, nurse, family members, home caregivers, and special therapists. Read on to know about it.
Dark chocolate offers many health benefits but how beneficial is it for your heart? Read on to know if it is possible to reduce the risk of heart diseases if you eat chocolate.
On World Stroke Day, TheHealthSite.com spoke to Dr. Gaurav Goel Director & Head - Neuro Interventional Surgery Institute of Neurosciences, to discuss various lifestyle changes that can lead to a sudden stroke.
When it comes to stroke, every minute matters. Ahead of World Stroke Day 2021, doctors highlight the importance of golden hours for stroke treatment.
A stroke not only affects the brain but one's entire body. It can lead to lifetime disability as it causes paralysis.
World Stroke Day: Dr N K Venkataramana, Founder Chairman BRAINS Hospitals & Chief Neurosurgeon - BGS Gleneagles Global Hospital, Bangalore, explains the link between COVID-19 and stroke. Read on to know how you can prevent the risk.
Here are five risk factors for stroke that can be modified, treated, or medically managed. Read below to know more.
Stroke not just leaves a person with disability but with a life-changing behavioural and emotional impact. On World Stroke Day, let's know about the life after it.
While obesity has known to be a key risk factor in many diseases, a new study suggests having some extra body fat may be linked to an increased chance of surviving a stroke.
On World Stroke Day, 2018, let us learn how vascular dementia is different from Alzheimer's and other dementia kinds and the role played by stroke in initiating dementia in a patient.
Not just the elderly, even young people are suffering from brain stroke. Timely intervention is required to prevent complications and even death.
Hypertension, obesity +other common risk factors of stroke that can be treated and prevented.
A stroke occurs when there is a disruption in the blood supply to the brain, leading to a sudden loss of brain function, and October 29th is observed as World Stroke Day. On this occasion, let's see what foods can help benefit this life-threatening condition.
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