New York Times |
Suzann Pettersen Leads by One Stroke at ANA Inspiration New York Times RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. — Suzann Pettersen of Norway finished her wind-delayed first round with a 4-under 68 and added a second-round 69 on Friday at the ANA Inspiration, taking a one-shot lead over six players after two shortened days at the LPGA … Pettersen holds one-stroke lead at ... |
Fox11online.com |
Green Bay Heart Ball raising funds to fight heart disease, stroke
Fox11online.com Dr. Ziad Darkhabani, with Aurora BayCare Medical Center, also shared what to look for in someone having a stroke. He said to look for a drooped face, slurred speech and a numb arm. He said early detection is key in better survival. Last year, the Heart … |
The Times (subscription) |
Ragoussis revived by a stroke of good fortune
The Times (subscription) Vassilis Ragoussis describes himself as a “common person doing an uncommon thing”. As stroke of the Oxford eight, he is rowing in the wake of a host of Olympic medallists from the university, such as Sir Matthew Pinsent and Constantine Louloudis. |
Neurology Advisor |
After Acute Stroke, No Rush to Continue Antihypertensive Therapy
Neurology Advisor A meta-analysis published in Hypertension1 compared the effects of continuing prestroke antihypertensive therapy vs pausing prestroke antihypertensive therapy on hospital admission for acute stroke. Lisa J. Woodhouse, a medical statistician from the … |
SBS |
Life after a stroke: How Raghbir relearned her mother tongue in an …
SBS Before mother-of-two Raghbir Kaur had a stroke, she was fluent in three languages: her first language Punjabi, English and Hindi. “Yes [I spoke Hindi] like English, or some Punjabi … all languages,” the Indian-Australian told SBS. But two years ago … |