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Understanding the stroke-depression link – and what survivors and families can do

News that one of America's best-known stroke survivors was being treated for depression highlights a common and serious connection between the two afflictions. Last May,...

1 in 3 stroke survivors get depression

In a new statement from the American Stroke Association, scientists showed that 1 in 3 stroke survivors get depression. According to the American Stroke Association,...

Your neighbourhood may affect your survival from stroke

People living in disadvantaged neighborhoods had an increased risk of dying within a month of being hospitalized for stroke, epilepsy, and other neurologic diseases.

Scientists find highly effective treatment for large strokes

Patients with large strokes had a much better recovery after endovascular thrombectomy plus medical management.

Two common drugs may treat strokes linked to dementia

In a study from the University of Nottingham and elsewhere, scientists found two cheap and common drugs could be re-purposed as the first specific...

Lightheadedness may be a sign of heart disease or stroke

Atrial fibrillation (common heart rhythm problem), cardiomyopathy or some types of stroke may cause people to experience lightheadedness or dizziness, according to the American...

1 in 5 stroke survivors suffer from heart rhythm disease

About 20% of people who survive what's called an ischemic stroke have irregular heart rhythms, which can lead to another stroke.

Better heart health at midlife could reduce risk of stroke, dementia

In a study from the University of Minnesota, scientists found good heart health at midlife promotes better brain health and can help reduce the...

People should get more rehab therapy after stroke, study suggests

In a study from UCLA, scientists found many patients don't receive much rehabilitation therapy following a stroke, despite strong evidence that higher amounts can...

Lifetime exposure to estrogen may reduce stroke risk

Scientists found people with a higher cumulative estrogen exposure throughout their life may have a lower risk of stroke.