Having one may lead to the other, but they’re not the same.

80% of strokes could have been prevented.

“Strokes can occur in anyone … at any age.”

A transient ischemic attack (TIA) is anything but harmless.

Stroke is the third-leading cause of death in women.

Your risk for stroke begins earlier than you think.

The time that stroke symptoms begin is critical information for doctors.

“As a stroke neurologist, I think of myself as a detective.”

Knowing this could possibly save your life.

How the stroke occurs will affect how doctors treat it.

Stroke symptoms strike suddenly, but the effects can be long-lasting.

There’s a reason doctors say “time is brain.”

This all-too-common decision can have life-threatening consequences.

Stroke not on your radar? Here’s why you need to learn the signs.