A TV doctor has shared the one quick and easy lifestyle change you can make to slash your stroke risk by up to 20%. Appearing ...

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A number of health risk factors can dramatically raise your risk to suffer a devastating stroke - now a charity reveals ...

A recent study from the National University of Ireland has shed light on possible triggers that may increase the risk of ...

putting you at higher risk for stroke. It can be treated with lifestyle changes — including exercise, diet and smoking cessation — and medication. Nonmodifiable risk factors — Age.

The prevention of stroke starts with the choices we make in our daily lives, particularly with regard to our diet. While numerous diets claim to offer health benefits, one diet stands out for its ...

In a study of Hispanic/Latino adults, adhering closely to a Mediterranean-style diet appeared to improve brain health, ...

New studies highlight the Mediterranean diet’s benefits for brain health in Hispanics and how fluctuating cholesterol levels ...

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