Definition The term ‘stroke’ was coined and introduced to medicine by William Cole in the late 17th century (Cole, 1689), and has remained a generic definition since. Physiologically, stroke is an ...

Men and women may be equal, but our bodies don’t always react to danger the same way. Strokes especially don’t play fair.

It's important to keep an eye on yourself and loved ones for signs of heat stroke. The CDC estimates about 600 heat-related deaths per year, but the EPA said this might be an undercount, some ...

It's important to keep an eye on yourself and loved ones for signs of heat stroke. The CDC estimates about 600 heat-related deaths per year, but the EPA said this might be an undercount, some ...

25 percent of all stroke patients experience a cryptogenic ischemic stroke, meaning physicians are unable to determine a cause. For these patients, physicians believe atrial fibrillation, the most ...

Strokes among men have jumped by nearly a quarter over the last two decades. In 2004-05, men made up 52.8% of cases in people under 39. By 2023-2024, that jumped to nearly two-thirds of cases in young ...

It's important to keep an eye on yourself and loved ones for signs of heat stroke. The CDC estimates about 600 heat-related deaths per year, but the EPA said this might be an undercount, some ...