Carolyn Brockington

Dr. Brockington is a neurologist and director of the Stroke Center at Mount Sinai St. Luke’s and Mount Sinai West Hospital in New York City.

14 Articles Published | Follow:
Stroke vs. Aneurysm: What’s the Difference?
How to Prevent a Stroke, According to a Neurologist
Causes of Stroke in Young Adults—and Why It’s on the Rise
What Is a Mini Stroke? The Silent Symptoms of a Transient Ischemic Attack
Stroke in Women: Why It’s Different + What You Need to Know
The 3 Biggest Myths About Stroke, Debunked by a Neurologist
The Short Window for Ischemic Stroke Treatment: Why Moving Fast Matters
Diagnosing Stroke: The Key Factors Doctors Must Know Before Treatment
Why You Should *Never* Take Aspirin at Home During a Stroke
Understanding the 2 Main Types of Stroke: What Causes Them and How They’re Treated
This Is What Having a Stroke Does to Your Brain
F-A-S-T: This Stroke Acronym Can Save Your Life
The Most Dangerous Mistake You Can Make If You’re Having a Stroke
This Dangerous Myth About Stroke Needs to Be Debunked Now