Tags: Stroke

Science/Health

Taking SSRI Antidepressants Will Not Increase Risk Of Heart Problems

Science/Health

Cocaine Can Increase Risk Of Stroke By Six-Fold At Time Of Use, Study Says

Science/Health

Unhealthy Environments Kill More Than 12 Million People Each Year

Science/Health

Obesity Increases Risk Of Stroke In Women Who Take Oral Birth Control

Science/Health

Second Stroke Avoided With Common Blood Test? Test Might Predict Your Risk

Science/Health

Bringing Down Fruit, Veggie Prices Can Reduce Risk Of Heart Disease

Science/Health

America's Deadliest Jobs Revealed In New Heart Study

Science/Health

Daylight Saving Time May Temporarily Increase Stroke Risk

Science/Health

'Science Of Salt': New Study Sheds Light On Polarized Opinions Regarding Salt's Impact On Health

Science/Health

Neanderthal DNA Influences Modern Human Behavior In Numerous Subtle Ways, Study Says

Entertainment

Katie May Dead: Playboy Model And 'Queen Of Snapchat' Dies At 34 (PHOTO)

Headlines

El Salvador: Ex-President Francisco Flores In Coma Amid House Arrest, Trial Delays

Science/Health

U.S. Centenarians Booming: More Americans Living Past 100, Report Says

Headlines

Obesity Could Cause 700,000 New Cancer Cases In U.K. Within 20 Years [REPORT]

Tech

Paralysis: New Technology Helps Patients Move Their Limbs (VIDEO)

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U.S.

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