Tags: Stroke

Science/Health

Statins: Expanded Use Is A Cost-Effective Way To Save Thousands Of Lives

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Joni Mitchell Has Made 'Remarkable Progress' But Still Needs A Conservator, Her Lawyer Says

Science/Health

PTSD Could Raise Risk Of Heart Attack And Stroke In Women By 60 Percent

Science/Health

Stroke Guidelines Now Recommend Clot-Removing Devices For Certain Patients

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Half Of U.S. Hispanics Unaware They Have High Cholesterol, Study Finds

News

Chocolate Good For The Heart: Lowers Risk Of Stroke And Heart Disease

Science/Health

Strokes Could Age The Brain As Much As 8 Years

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Reynaldo Rey Dead: 'White Men Can't' Jump Actor And Comedian Dies At 75

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FDA Warns Cosmetic Facial Fillers Can Cause Blindness, Stroke

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Sleeping Less or More Increases Stroke Risk, Study Says

News

Depression Doubles the Risk of Stroke in Older Adults, Even After Treatment

Science/Health

Handshake Could Indicate Health? A Stronger Grip Means A Longer Life, Study Shows

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Heart Disease and Stroke: 90 Percent of Americans Eat Too Much Sodium From Processed Foods and Restaurant Meals, CDC Says

Science/Health

Pollution Can Trigger Anxiety And Stroke? New Research Suggests Bad Air Causes More Than Just Cancer

Science/Health

Cats Are Great For Your Health, According To Science

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U.S.

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