Marriage is good medicine for the heart
People never married, divorced or widowed have a 42 percent higher risk of cardiovascular disease, and a 55 percent higher risk of death from stroke.
People never married, divorced or widowed have a 42 percent higher risk of cardiovascular disease, and a 55 percent higher risk of death from stroke.
Partially paralyzed by a spinal stroke, Kevin Hanlon is determined to run a 5K.
Fresh air and sunshine are great for older kids, but newborns should be kept under cover.
After a woman suffers a stroke that affects her retina, hyperbaric medicine treatments help restore vision.
Bouts of inflammation can help fight viruses and other foreign invaders—but chronic inflammation is a different story altogether.
After back-to-back strokes, each reversed with a thrombectomy, Gary Cole, 74, feels ‘darn lucky’ to be getting back to life as usual.
A pregnant mother, paralyzed by a stroke, makes a remarkable recovery.
Study provides a jumping off point for more research and the development of new therapies.
Doing so will also reduce risk of heart attack, stroke and kidney disease.
Heart-healthy living is key.
David McIntee is a competitive athlete, but a genetic heart condition led to a stroke. Quick action saved his cognition—and his life.
Vitamin D deficiency is linked to an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, congestive heart failure, high blood pressure and diabetes.