Individuals With Blood Type A Have a Higher Risk of Stroke Before 60 [Study]

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.08.2023 07:00 AM

A person's blood type can affect their risk of early stroke. Read the article to know what the study says.

CDC, FDA Examine Possible Link Between Pfizer Vaccine Booster Dose and Stroke Risk

01.26.2023 19:51 PM

With intiial findings revealing possible links between COVID-19 Pfizer booster doses and heightened stroke risk, both CDC and US FDA continue to examine this potential connection. Read to know more.

Nasal Spray Could Help Deliver Antibodies That Heal Stroke-like Damage in the Brain, Study Suggests

01.18.2023 22:23 PM

Antibodies sprayed into the nostrils of rats resulted in healing brain damage from stroke, which may be due to the drug passing through the nerves. Read the article to learn more.

Pfizer's Bivalent COVID-19 Shot Linked to Early Signs of Stroke in Older Adults, Health Officials Say

01.16.2023 22:49 PM

The CDC and FDA said that the surveillance signal was "extremely unlikely" to reflect a "true clinical danger" and nevertheless still recommends the COVID-19 vaccination. Read the article to learn more details.

Flu Vaccination Surprisingly Lowers Stroke Risk, Study Says

12.30.2022 05:30 AM

A recent study surprisingly showed that flu shots may significantly reduce the risk of developing stroke. Read to know more about these findings.

Scientists Dig Into Reason Why Those With Shingles Tend to Develop Stroke

12.20.2022 07:00 AM

Why are shingles patients at risk of developing stroke? Read to find out. Shingles have been seen to increase the risks of issues such as stroke, according to the American College of Cardiology.

Failed Chiropractic Session? Man Claimed He Suffered From Stroke After Neck and Cervical Adjustments

11.28.2022 06:30 AM

Failed Chiropractic Session? Man Claimed He Suffered From Stroke After Neck and Cervical Adjustments. Know more about this news here, read now!

Intestinal Stem Cell Restoration Can Support as Novel Therapy For Cerebrovascular Stroke Patients [Study]

11.22.2022 00:27 AM

A new study suggests that intestinal stem cell restoration can support as novel therapy for cerebrovascular stroke patients. Know more about this news here.

Patients Recovered from Stroke During Infancy Process Sentences on the Right Brain

10.11.2022 03:30 AM

A new study showed that newborn babies who experienced a stroke on the left side of the brain can still learn a language. However, it's the right side of the brain that works. Continue reading to learn more about the new research.

Artificial Sweetener Users May Have 9% Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease, Research Suggests

09.16.2022 06:24 AM

The recent study says that consumers of artificial sweeteners can have a higher risk of developing heart problems. To know more about the study, read here now!

Fast Paced Walking Offers More Health Benefits Than Just Making 10,000 Steps [Study]

09.16.2022 04:06 AM

A recent study from the University of Sydney says that walking in fact can maximize the benefits of daily walking. Continue reading to learn more.

Reducing Salt Intake by 1-Gram Daily Can Scale Down Heart Attacks and Strokes, Study Suggests

09.14.2022 03:33 AM

A new study supports that reducing salt content in everyday life can reduce the potential risk of cardiovascular conditions. Continue reading to know the details.

Blood Type and Stroke Risk: Meta-Analysis Found Link Between the 2 Factors in People Under 60 Years Old

09.04.2022 22:01 PM

A new meta-analysis includes genetic studies focusing on ischemic stroke in younger adults under age 60. Read the article to know how one's blood type is associated with the risk of early onset stroke.

Coffee and Tea: Is It Healthy? Can It Reduce Stroke Risks?

06.29.2022 08:00 AM

Drinking coffee or tea in the morning is one way that millions of people across the globe do to start their day. Read on to find out whether drinking coffee, tea, or a combination of both is healthy and how it reduces stroke risks.

Prediabetes and Cardiovascular Disease: New Study Reveals Link Between High Sugar Levels, and Heart Attack, Stroke

05.16.2022 08:14 AM

A study shows the link between prediabetes and cardiovascular diseases such as heart attack and stroke. Know more about the connections of the conditions here.

Rehab Robots Could Work as Assistive Personnel, Human Caregivers in Supporting Stroke Patients

04.29.2022 02:12 AM

Experts developed a robot that could support stroke patients with a set of systematic gamified activities during rehabilitation. Learn more about how the new approach to stroke therapy works.

Post-Stroke Protection for Brain Through Calming Overstimulated Neurons Found Effective

04.22.2022 09:34 AM

Experts revived the long-forgotten post-stroke solution that calms overexcited neurons. Read more about how this type of excitotoxicity works in patients who experienced a stroke.

Robotic Arm Developed for Endovascular Surgery, Can Treat Stroke Patients Remotely Via Joystick

04.16.2022 23:25 PM

Experts at MIT developed a robotic arm that can operate endovascular surgery for patients who are not admitted to medical hospitals. Read on about this innovation that can carry out operations remotely.

Supercharged Natural Cleaning Process In Mice Arteries Reduces Risks of Stroke and Heart Attack

04.06.2022 10:30 AM

The body's natural cleaning process activates in response to cellular stress. Read on to find out how an unhealthy diet in mice models activated the cleaning process and how it is linked with lowering stroke risks in patients.

Ischemic Stroke Occurrences Declined During Wave 1 of COVID-19; Incidences Dropped Further in Latter Period

03.28.2022 04:22 AM

Hospital visits due to stroke dropped during the first wave of the pandemic. Find out how occurrences declined further during the latter periods of COVID-19.

Risk of Stroke Can Be Reduced by 16 Percent If You Live Near Green Spaces, Study Reveals

03.17.2022 11:45 AM

Living near green spaces helps reduce the risk of stroke, according to research. Discover the health benefits of the neighboring green spaces to people.