La Crosse Tribune |
Back in the hunt: Easter surgery resurrects Winona man after stroke
La Crosse Tribune Larry Herdina of Winona shares a laugh with daughter Tiffany Calteaux and wife, Judy. The day before Easter last year, the Winona man had a stroke while he and Judy were hunting for Easter baskets. Tiffany, who works for Gundersen Health System, … |
Washington Post |
Stroke rates appear to be rising steadily in young adults – The …
Washington Post The rate of stroke among young people has apparently been rising steadily since 1995, according to a study published this week. Hospitalization rates for stroke … Previous Pregnancy May Increase Risk Of Stroke In Younger Women |
Daily Mail |
Another Downside to Unemployment: Stroke Risk? WebMD THURSDAY, April 13, 2017 (HealthDay News) — Losing a job might increase your risk for a fatal stroke, a new study from Japan suggests. “While the Japanese culture is different from the U.S. culture, the implication is that job security could help … Unemployed people at higher risk of having a stroke | ... |
WBAY |
Alert system enables multi-level communication for stroke treatment
WBAY A new notification system is up and running in the Fox Valley, working to cue minutes of time off early stroke treatment, when time is most critical. “Early activation is key to helping a stroke patient when they’re in that acute phase,” says Kristin … |
WomansDay.com (blog) |
Knowing the Warning Signs of a Stroke Could Save Your Life
WomansDay.com (blog) When you have a stroke, every second counts. Receiving good care fast is key to avoiding long-term damage. For an ischemic stroke (the most common kind, when a clot impedes blood flow to the brain), the gold standard treatment is an infusion of the … |