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Women share what it's like to have facial paralysis from Bell's palsy: 'This is not my face'
Bell’s palsy, also known as idiopathic facial paralysis, comes on suddenly and is more common in pregnant women.
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Artificial sweeteners may increase risk of heart disease: What do experts say?
A new study has found artificial sweeteners may be linked to heart disease and the risk of stroke.
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What is aphasia? Experts explain
Actor Bruce Willis has aphasia, a cognitive disorder that affects a person's ability to communicate. Here's what causes it.
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Why depression may lead to higher risk of cardiovascular disease
People with symptoms of depression — even if they’re mild — may have a higher risk of cardiovascular problems, according to a recent study.
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Study finds brain abnormalities 'common' in COVID-19 patients
A new study is shedding light on how COVID-19 is disrupting normal brain function in infected patients.
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Eating chili peppers may prevent fatal heart attacks and stroke
Adding hot peppers to your meal could save your life.
Yahoo LifeHeavy weed use linked to higher risk of stroke in young people, says new study
Young adults who use marijuana appear to have a higher risk of stroke, according to a new study. The study's lead author explains why.
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What happens to your body when daylight saving time ends? Experts explain
Even though we gain an hour at 2 a.m. on Nov. 3 when daylight saving time ends, the time change can still have some surprising effects on our health.
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9 essentials for people recovering from a stroke, according to healthcare professionals
Little tools can go a long way toward helping when you're recovering from a stroke.
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Having a stroke in your 50s, like Luke Perry, is 'actually quite common'
Here's what you need to know about the different types of stroke, how you can protect yourself and how to quickly identify the signs of a stroke.
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Texas man dies in freak accident after e-cigarette explodes in his face
The vape pen the man was using tore his carotid artery when it exploded. He was just weeks away from his 25th birthday.
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Timestamp on Snapchat video helped save a stroke victim's life
Darnisha Ladd, who typically made fun of her little sister's Snapchat addiction, may owe her life to the app after she suffered a stroke last year.
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Montel Williams says he heard a 'loud pop' before his stroke: 'I knew something was majorly wrong'
“I had what they call a hemorrhagic stroke,” Montel Williams shared recently. “I almost died.”
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Woman says she'll stop making fun of people taking selfies after noticing stroke symptoms in her own photos
The 63-year-old woman noticed her face was drooping on one side and her lips were twisted in her selfies.
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A 3-year-old girl saves her dad's life after he suffered a stroke by calling her mom on FaceTime
The smart 3-year-old apparently learned how to use FaceTime by watching her parents call each other.
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Former beauty queen regains her smile thanks to her sister and surgeon after stroke paralyzed half of her face
Former beauty pageant contestant Julia Hernandez hasn't smiled from ear to ear since 2013, but her sister and surgeon are helping to change that.
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I Had a Stroke at Age 10 and Was Supposed to Spend the Rest of My Life in a Nursing Home
But now, against all odds, David Dow travels the world speaking and giving hope to other stroke survivors.
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One in Three Adults May Have Had a 'Warning Stroke'
Here are the symptoms you should be looking out for.
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Stop Thinking Stroke Isn’t a Concern Because You’re in Your 30s
If you’ve ever thought that stroke wasn’t a threat to your health simply because you’re too young, think otherwise. A team of researchers have found that stroke rates are increasing in people in their 30s and 40s.
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Pregnancy raises stroke risk in younger, not older women: study
Doctors have long warned women that getting pregnant later in life can raise the risk of stroke, but a study Monday suggested that actually, only young women face this increasing risk. The findings in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Neurology compared stroke rates among pregnant and non-pregnant women of different age groups. Previous studies have focused on the rate of stroke among pregnant women of different ages -- finding stroke is more common among older women -- but have not included a non-pregnant, aged-matched control group for comparison.
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Woman Sues After Having ‘Beauty Parlor Stroke.’ Here’s What That Is.
A woman is suing her salon this week for something much worse than a bad cut or dye job: for a stroke she suffered about two weeks after getting her hair done.
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Katie May: Can Falling the Wrong Way Cause a Stroke?
Instagram star and Playboy model Katie May is dead after suffering a stroke believed to be linked to a fall she took during a recent photo shoot. Doctors believe May tore the carotid artery in her neck, resulting in a blood clot that broke off and caused her stroke, a condition known as a carotid artery dissection.
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Stroke Incidence Rises for People Under 45, Here’s How to Spot
“Timely treatment for stroke is probably more important than for almost any other medical problem there is,” says David Liebeskind, MD, professor of neurology, director of outpatient stroke and neurovascular programs and director of the Neurovascular Imaging Research Core at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center.
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Red Meat Now Linked to Stroke Risk
Red meat - but not other types of protein - is linked to an increased stroke risk, and the odds go up the more meat people eat, a recent study suggests. (Stocksy)
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Kim Zolciak Suffers a ‘Mini Stroke’ — What Does That Mean?
What is a mini stroke, exactly? Officially called a transient ischemic attack, or TIA, it’s caused when a clot blocks the flow of blood to the brain. The difference between a mini stroke and a full-blown stroke is that the blood-flow blockage with a mini stroke is only temporary — meaning the symptoms occur quickly, but only last for a short period of time (typically less than five minutes, while the average is one minute), according to the American Stroke Association.