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At 31, a stroke immobilized his right side. Now he’s a competitive bodybuilder.

His headaches were getting worse, but R. Brady Johnson kept running. Running was his release, first while he was an active senior airman in...

This healthy habit can lower risks of stroke and heart rhythm problems

In a recent study published in the European Heart Journal, researchers found that physical activity that conforms to medical and health association guidelines is...

Mysterious stroke at 38 changed how popular speaker connects with a crowd

As the author of 11 books about education, Allison Zmuda has long been a highly sought speaker about approaches to learning. Yet after giving countless...

She had a stroke at 21; so did her co-worker

While in the hospital recovering from a stroke, 21-year-old Alex Leary was trying to make sense of what happened when she got a text...

This small surgery can prevent strokes in people with heart issues

In a recent study published in The New England Journal of Medicine, researchers found that a simple surgery saves patients with heart arrhythmia from...

Athletic mom’s undiagnosed condition led to 2 strokes

Kelly Naab was waiting in a drive-thru lane with her two young boys in the back seat when her body suddenly felt strange. Her...

This drug combo can cut risk of stroke and heart attack by half

In a recent study published in The Lancet, researchers found a combination therapy of aspirin, statins and at least two blood pressure drugs can...

Checking your risk of stroke

A simple set of questions for checking your heart health might also help predict your stroke risk, a recent study suggests. The finding hints...

Toy building boosts woodworker’s stroke recovery

Gary Lucas delights in making intricate wooden decorative pieces in his tidy workshop. He's particularly talented with his electric scroll saw, using its precision...

Living at high altitudes could lower chance of having a deadly stroke

Could living at high altitudes affect your chance of suffering a stroke? This intriguing question is at the heart of a new study in open-access...