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Internet-based stroke exam speeds treatment in rural areas
Innovations-report.com | 10 hours ago
An Internet-based examination system enables stroke patients to be treated as rapidly in rural communities as they are in bigger hospitals with stroke teams, researchers have found.2.7
Topics: Medicine, Georgia
Millard Fillmore Hospital named regional stroke center
WROC Rochester | 16 hours ago
"The Buffalo News" reports that in order to receive this designation, hospitals must have a staff specifically dedicated to treating stroke patients and the capacity to perform CT scans 24 hours a day.2.7
Ministrokes provide warnings
The Dallas Morning News (Registration Required) | Yesterday
WASHINGTON - Coretta Scott King, 78, is in an Atlanta hospital, facing speech, occupational and physical therapy after a stroke and minor heart attack on Aug.2.7
Topics: Medicine
Study shows ACTOS reduced heart attacks, strokes and deaths
Eurekalert.org | Monday
Landmark data from the PROactive Study, presented today at the 41st meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes demonstrated that ACTOS significantly reduced the combined risk of heart ...4.1
'Water pill' recommended first for blood pressure
Paktribune.com | Monday
ISLAMABAD: For people at risk of heart disease or stroke, treatment of high blood pressure should begin with a diuretic rather than doxazosin, a type of drug known as an alpha-blocker, researchers advise.2.9
Health announcements
Hometownannapolis.com | Sunday Sep 11
Baltimore Washington Medical Center and the American Cancer Society are teaming up to offer "Man to Man," a monthly education and support group for men and their significant others to learn about prostate ...2
Training Helps Stroke Caregivers Cope
Nlm.nih.gov | Saturday Sep 10
A study conducted in the UK shows that hands-on training can ease the burden of caring for a loved one who has suffered a stroke.2.7
News for the heart comes out of Stockholm conference
CNN | Friday Sep 9
Editor's note: CNN.com has a business partnership with MedPageToday.com, which provides custom health content.2.9
Most Emailed
Yahoo | Friday Sep 9
HONG KONG - Bats carrying a SARS-like virus are unlikely to pass it on to humans because they're too shy, a microbiologist said Saturday.2.1
Topics: Medicine
Charity walk is special to heart patient
Burlington Post | Wednesday Sep 7
Three years ago, Burlington's Emily LaRose came home from school, sat down and wrote a letter.2.9
Topics: Medicine
Lower Blood Pressure Reduces Brain Damage After Stroke
Drkoop.com | Wednesday Sep 7
Lowering blood pressure in the years after a stroke reduces the death of brain cells that can cause loss of mental function, a new study finds.2.9
Topics: Medicine
New stroke treatment is better
News14charlotte.com | Wednesday Sep 7
Evacuees check into Charlotte More than 800 evacuees have registered with the Red Cross at the Charlotte Coliseum, and Mayor Pat McCrory said a little more than 300 of them are still living there right now.4.1
Possible tumor cause identified
Yale Daily News | Wednesday Sep 7
It seems the science of stem cells has a permanent spot on the media radar, as certain types of ... Nancy Futrell, a neurologist and stroke specialist in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Modern Drugs Can Halve Stroke, Heart Attack Risk
Nlm.nih.gov | Tuesday Sep 6
More than half of all strokes and heart attacks in people with high blood pressure can be ... The 5-year trial compared the older drug regime of a beta blocker and a diuretic with a combination of two newer blood pressure medicines -- Pfizer Inc.'s Norvasc and Aceon/Coversyl from CV Therapeutics Inc.2.7
Wake up call about stroke incidence
Scoop | Monday Sep 5
New Zealand's annual Stroke Appeal Week kicks off next week with a compelling message about stroke in New Zealand.2.7
Medication reduces risk of heart attack and cardiovascular death before and after angioplasty
Eurekalert.org | Sunday Sep 4
Dual antiplatelet therapy following percutaneous coronary intervention , using a combination of a drugs such as ticlopidine or clopidogrel along with aspirin, helps reduce platelet activation and thrombotic and ...
Cholesterol Crystals May Cause Heart Problems
Nlm.nih.gov | Monday Sep 5
Heart attacks and strokes often occur when plaques inside the blood vessels rupture and block blood flow.2.7
Morgan and Irwin on top at First Tee Open
The Post-Searchlight | Sunday Sep 4
Gil Morgan fired a seven-under 65 and Hale Irwin shot a 69 on Saturday to share the lead heading into the final round of the Wal-Mart First Tee Open.4.8
Topics: Medicine
Migraine May Include Stroke Risk
Nlm.nih.gov | Wednesday Aug 31
A history of migraine without aura is associated with the occurrence of spontaneous cervical artery dissection , a blood vessel rupture that is a common cause of stroke in young adults, Italian investigators ...2.7
Don't Stop Taking Aspirin Before Heart Surgery
Ivanhoe.com | Wednesday Aug 31
Many cardiologists recommend their patients take a daily dose of aspirin. The drug is known to reduce the risk of a stroke or heart attack by thinning the blood and making clot formation less likely.2.7
Survivors tell of life after stroke
Daily Journal | Monday Aug 29
FARMINGTON - Billie Mann and Harold Weems had never met until a couple of years ago.2.7
Robotic Arm Can Improve Motor Control After Stroke
Nlm.nih.gov | Wednesday Aug 31
A computerized robotic arm trainer appears to be more effective than electrical stimulation in improving motor control and strength in stroke patients who are left with severe arm paralysis, German ...2.7
Nashoba Valley Medical Center designated as a Stroke Center by Department of Public Health
Shirley Oracle (Registration Required) | Wednesday Aug 24
Nashoba Valley Medical Center has successfully completed the Department of Public Health survey required for designation as a Stroke Center on Aug.3.1
Topics: Medicine
New stroke center open at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital
The Courier Online | Wednesday Aug 24
Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital recently opened a new stroke center, marking the facility's latest milestone in developing a comprehensive neurosciences program.2.7
Asthma May Increase Stroke Risk
Nlm.nih.gov | Friday Aug 26
While asthma does not seem to increase the risk of developing coronary heart disease, it may be a risk factor for stroke, researchers report.2.7
Topics: Asthma
Lekkas comeback from stroke may continue next season
The Age (Registration Required) | Tuesday Aug 23
PLEASED with his continuing recovery since suffering a minor stroke in March, Hawthorn defender Angelo Lekkas has hinted that he may continue his playing career into season 2006.2.9
Attorneys expects more suits in Kentucky against maker of Vioxx
WKYT Lexington | Tuesday Aug 23
The maker of the painkiller Vioxx is facing numerous lawsuits in Kentucky, and defense lawyers involved in cases expect the pace of filings to pick up in the coming weeks.4
Reid suffers mild stroke
Reno Gazette-Journal | Saturday Aug 20
Reid was scheduled to speak at a luncheon for the Associated Press Television and Radio Association of California-Nevada in Reno today and to attend the cornerstone-laying ceremony for the Tahoe Center for ...2.7
Fighting back 'My son's struggle to recover after stroke at age three'
BBC | Saturday Aug 20
When Liz Jackson brought her son home from hospital after a massive stroke it was like having a newborn baby in the body of a three-year-old. Jacob, who had been potty-trained, could no longer control his ...2.9
Topics: Medicine
Sen. Reid Reports Suffering Mild Stroke
Earthlink | Saturday Aug 20
No games available for your teams. Personalize your Sports Scores to display additional games of interest.2.7
Topics: Medicine
Wayne Fish on running: Stroke can't stop Vitus from running
Bucks County Courier Times | Thursday Aug 18
We've all heard the "Run for Your Life'' stories, the ones about how an exercise program brought someone back after a serious affliction.2.7
Topics: Medicine
California heat prompts emergency protection for outdoor workers
Canada.com | Wednesday Aug 17
New state regulations will guarantee outdoor workers toiling under the blazing California sun a quart of water each hour, training to recognize heat stroke symptoms and shade to escape the heat if they start ...3.1
Topics: Medicine, Fresno
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Newborns' Stroke Risk as High as Elderly's
HealthDay via KeepMedia.com | Jul 11, 2005
Strokes are usually associated with older adults, but a new study finds their incidence among newborns is equal to that of the elderly.
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