Face drooping, arm weakness and speech problems can signal a stroke. A neurologist explains BE FAST and the immediate steps ...

A sudden blood blockage in the lower part of your brain stops normal signals from reaching your muscles, leaving you fully ...

Symptoms may even disappear after a few minutes, which could indicate a transient ischaemic attack (TIA), often referred to as a “mini-stroke” and a warning sign that should not be ignored. “Even if ...

With World Stroke Day approaching Thursday, the American Heart Association (AHA) held a workshop Monday evening at Albright ...

WHEN Saskia Bishop’s head began pounding after a rollercoaster ride, she initially brushed it off as the start of an ear ...

An educational event marking World Stroke Day is to take place on Friday at Queen Elizabeth Park. Organised by Evolution Healing Centre, it will feature Jill Davidson, an occupational therapist, ...

When someone is suffering from a stroke, swift and skilled medical care is essential to a positive outcome. Better outcomes start with recognizing stroke symptoms, and it’s as easy as remembering the ...

October 29 is World Stroke Day, and in Cambodia it deserves attention because stroke has quietly become the country’s biggest ...

My stroke occurred while I was working downstairs. I had left the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) where I was ...

Stroke is often treatable, and many strokes are preventable. The difference frequently lies in how quickly we act ...

Experts emphasize that “prevention is the most important thing to focus on.” Here’s what you can do to reduce your risk.

World Stroke Day will be marked on October 29 at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, with free health screenings and key advice on how to respond to signs of a stroke. The Bermuda Stroke Association ...