Dr. Ayo presents his final in the series of Heart and Stroke month preventative care tips in Part 6 during Heart and Stroke awareness ...

Realizing this could be a critical emergency requiring neurosurgical intervention, I knew we had to get to the ER as quickly ...

Learn the key differences between stroke and migraine symptoms, from onset speed to pain patterns, and know exactly when to ...

Discover the critical health markers that can help prevent stroke if you have a family history, plus advice on monitoring ...

"Black women, in particular, are at higher risk for strokes. It’s crucial to be aware of stroke symptoms and seek care as ...

Stroke is the fifth-leading cause of death nationwide. Brain damage from strokes can be minimized if they are treated ...

The stroke-ready designation means that a hospital is equipped to evaluate, stabilize and provide emergency care to patients ...

March 1-7 is Facial Palsy Awareness Week. Michelle Palubicki, like many who experience facial palsy, initially thought she ...

“The perception is that the only people who have strokes are older people. You know, 60, 70, 80, 90. However, about 18 percent of strokes happen in young people, and this percentage is rising,” Dr.

Having high blood glucose levels can harm blood vessels over time. A damaged blood vessel in the brain may become blocked or break, which causes a stroke. A stroke is an emergency condition that can ...

Women face unique risk factors for stroke in their lifetime. Things like pregnancy, preeclampsia and chronic stress can increase a woman's risk for high blood pressure, a leading cause of stroke.