Lower abilities of concentration and learning during childhood and teenage could be related to a tripling of risk of having a stroke before turning 50, according to a research. While lower mental abilities have been linked to higher risks of developing cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, researchers said that evidence in this regard is inconsistent. The …
Share on PinterestA study examines the link between hot nighttime temperatures and the risk of stroke. Jose Gonzalez Buenaposada/Getty Images Older people, especially women, were found to be at an increased risk of stroke on hot nights in a new study. Heat can disrupt the functioning of the cardiovascular system, acting as a profound stressor …
About 20% of adults over 60 in the US take these products. The study analysed data from more than 4,15,000 people, aged between 40 to 69. Fish is an excellent source of heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids. Taking fish oil daily is a popular way to keep the risk of cardiovascular disease in check. About 20% …
A 3% increased incidence of stroke risk is seen in winters and an 8% decrease in summers. The risk is significant for ischemic strokes rather than hemorrhagic strokes. Several factors can contribute to an increased risk of stroke during the winter months even though the exact mechanisms are not fully understood. Seasonal and temperature fluctuations …
In patients with subclinical atrial fibrillation (AF) detected by implanted devices such as pacemakers or loop recorders, oral anticoagulation with apixaban resulted in a lower risk of stroke or systemic embolism than aspirin, but a higher risk of major bleeding in the ARTESIA study. The results appear to contrast somewhat with the recently reported NOAH-AFNET …