NY: A new smartphone app can help people who have race o Their family members and caregivers recognize common stroke symptoms in real time, prompting them to quickly call healthcare providers. Called FAST.AIthe app could be as accurate in diagnosing a stroke as a neurologist, potentially minimizing the long-term effects of a stroke and improving … Read more
House Health Stroke: Stroke Golden Hour Symptoms, Early Diagnosis, and Treatment Stroke is the second most common cause of death worldwide, preceded only by heart disease, and the third most common cause of disability worldwide. Stroke: Stroke Golden Hour Symptoms, Early Diagnosis, and Treatment Cerebral stroke: A stroke or stroke is a medical emergency that … Read more
world stroke day it’s just around the corner and it’s the perfect time to raise awareness about lifestyle changes that can prevent a stroke and reduce the chances of a second stroke. To avoid the risk of stroke, the best thing that can be done is to manage chronic diseases such as high BP, diabetes, … Read more
New research indicates that eating earlier in the day may be better for your health. People who ate later in the day experienced more hunger and cravings. They also had changes that could favor fat storage. Nutritionists say that if you feel hungry at night, it’s a good idea to plan your meals ahead of … Read more
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The father and daughter duo always have each other’s backs. Photo/Michelle Hyslop Alex King was just a little girl when her famous father Mike King was battling addiction, depression, and a life-changing stroke. She didn’t fully understand her confusion, nor did she realize that she too would experience mental health issues, but she wanted to … Read more
Unsurprisingly, if you can only put in a couple of hours of exercise each week, you need to make it count. The World Health Organization recommends running, biking uphill, playing soccer or netball, or doing aerobics. If that sounds dire, a more reassuring 2021 study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found that … Read more