USA TODAY |
Study says breastfeeding could lower mom’s risk of heart disease … USA TODAY In the observational study, researchers analyzed data on 289,573 women in China and found that those who breastfeed were almost 10% less likely to develop heart disease and stroke than mothers who said they had never breastfed. The study found that … Breastfeeding Mothers Have Lower Chance Of ... |
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UC to test non-invasive therapy for stroke patients
Cincinnati.com The technology, called transcranial magnetic stimulator or TMS, is meant to treat stroke rehabilitation patients who have weakness on one side of their body. According to Kari Dunning, an associate professor in the UC College of Allied Health’s … |
CBS Local |
Stroke Survivor Spends Father’s Day At Broncos HQ With Other Dads
CBS Local In mid-December last year, Kenyatta, a typically healthy man, was on his way to work when he suffered a hemorrhagic stroke, a severe bleed on the right side of his brain. A driver noticed him driving erratically, called 911 and an ambulance arrived to … |
W*USA 9 |
Heat stroke vs. heat exhaustion: Warning signs you need to know W*USA 9 SAN ANTONIO – The National Weather Service said it wants the public to know the difference between signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. For example, NWS San Antonio said you might feel “faint or dizzy” of you are experiencing heat exhaustion, vs. Weather |
NJ.com |
Suffering stroke has changed the way this JFK nurse will treat patients
NJ.com “This is the worst headache of my life.” Those are the eight words nurse Philip Castillo texted his wife Robin shortly before a searing pain ripped through his body. The 31-year-old was working his last shift in JFK Medical Center’s stroke unit one … |