Stroke

Not all strokes are obvious. And if you have a heart-rhythm disorder like afib, you may be a higher risk for the silent type.

Not all strokes can be prevented, there's a ton you can do to protect yourself. We cover everything you need to know.

On the health-fear meter, strokes are right up there with heart attacks. The causes are similar, too.

Getting prompt treatment after a stroke could save your life. Learn the signs here.

Fast action is essential when it comes to treating an ischemic stroke. Here are six signs that can help identify victims.

The potential for recovery depends on which portions of the brain were damaged by the stroke. Here’s what you need to know.

Studies show that stroke rehabilitation helps in even the most severe instances. Here are the the newest evidence-based recommendations.

Some stroke risks, such as your age, are out of your control. The good news is that 90 percent of the factors that cause strokes can be modified.

Like a heart attack, a stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA) is an emergency that requires immediate medical attention. Here are the signs to watch for and what you should do.

Every minute counts during a stroke, but disabling or deadly delays occur frequently after patients reach a hospital’s emergency room for treatment.