A new study found that highly educated people may suffer steeper cognitive decline after a stroke compared to those with less ...

People with higher education face a steeper decline in the ability to plan, organize and problem-solve following a stroke, compared to those with less than a high school degree, researchers reported ...

Suffice to say, if you frequently notice phantom scents, you should talk to your doctor — but this doesn’t mean you’re about ...

Nearly 80% of strokes are considered preventable, but few people are aware of the risk factors. A stroke expert broke down ...

When someone has a stroke, it can accelerate the loss of cognitive ability over the coming years. Stroke survivors who have ...

A stroke is when there is sudden bleeding or a lack of blood supply to the brain. Reducing sodium and alcohol and eating more ...

Randy Travis had a stroke and lost the ability to speak or sing. Here’s everything to know about where Randy Travis is now.

Confusion is a common side effect of a stroke. Many people who experience a stroke are confused in the weeks and months that follow. They might have difficulties with memory, following directions ...

Stroke survivors who have some level of higher education could face more profound cognitive decline due to a stroke, ...

Drinking sweetened carbonated beverages is linked with a 22% increased risk of stroke. Carbonated drinks typically contain ...

Surviving a stroke represents a significant health victory, but many survivors don't realize they've entered a high-risk category for experiencing another ...

There’s a long-standing idea that the phantom scent of burnt toast — that is, smelling burnt toast when it’s not really there — means you’re going to have a stroke. People often chat about the ...