The stroke risk younger adults may be overlooking—and the symptoms that should never be dismissed
Stroke is often seen as a condition that only affects older people. Yet the incidence of stroke in older people has actually fallen in recent decades. At the same time, rates of stroke in under-55s have been on the rise.
Read original article on Medical Xpress - latest medical and health news stories →Related news
-
Back pain: How your doctor's words could influence your recovery
United Kingdom
-
'Looksmaxxing' can include starvation, steroids and deliberate blows to the face
United Kingdom
-
Yoga-based cardiac rehab improved quality of life in people living with heart failure
United Kingdom
-
Timely, far-reaching theta waves help organize cognition, study shows
United Kingdom
-
Portable test detects Zika and hepatitis C in hours without lab-grade equipment
United Kingdom
-
Women who binge drink at least once a month are at heightened risk of advanced fibrosis, study suggests
United Kingdom
-
Community CPR and EMS intervention program did not increase survival after cardiac arrest
United Kingdom
-
Cell reprogramming could make tumors more responsive to immunotherapy
United Kingdom