Strokes

Printed in the Biomedicine and Pharmacotherapy journal, the researchers noted the benefits of a tea plant compound. Known as cystatin, the tea plant compound has been shown to promote "anti-thrombotic activity". Cystatin helps to thin the…

There’s been a lot of chatter about the January 13 announcement from the Centers for Disease Control ... and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) about a possible “safety signal” for the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19…

Robert Langreth and Fiona Rutherford (Bloomberg) — Pfizer Inc.’s bivalent shot for COVID-19 has shown a potential link to stroke in people 65 and older, according to US health officials citing preliminary data from one of several vaccine…

ANI New Delhi, January 12 Emergency departments of private and government hospitals in Delhi witnessed more patients with heart attacks, brain strokes and high BP during early mornings this…

A Missouri father-of-four claims he is lucky to be alive after suffering three strokes when he turned his neck too quickly while playing sports.Joel Hentrich, 35, from Festus, was playing pickleball with friends on a Wednesday night in…

Cellulite might PROTECT against dementia and strokes, study suggestsFemale mice with higher fat deposits under the skin had less brain inflammationMen are more apt to store body fat around their organs, known as visceral…

As more and more cases of unexpected heart attacks and even strokes come to light among the healthy, young and middle-aged Indians, a new survey revealed on Friday that both unvaccinated and vaccinated people have been impacted by this new…

Heart attacks are now common in people in their 20s, 30s and even 40s and not only in old people where apart from factors such as high blood pressure, poor eating habits, lack of exercise and stress, even seasonal changes can play havoc…

Climate change is making a host of health conditions more common and severe, a review has claimed.Researchers looked at 364 studies dating back to 1990.They found rising global temperatures and increasingly severe weather events have…

Topline Rising global temperatures and the spread of airborne pollutants could worsen the symptoms of neurological diseases including dementia, strokes, Parkinson’s disease and ALS, researchers warned Wednesday, as scientists continue to…