The Indian Express |
Israeli president Shimon Peres condition stable after stroke: Doctor The Indian Express Former Israeli president and Nobel laureate Shimon Peres remained stable today, four days after a major stroke, his doctor said. The 93-year-old remained sedated and on a respirator after suffering a stroke and internal bleeding on Tuesday, said Peres … Shimon Peres ‘serious but stable’ four days ... |
FOX 21 Online |
Stroke Camp Brings Comfort to Stroke Survivors and Caregivers
FOX 21 Online 795,000 people in the United States suffer a stroke each year and dealing with them can be isolating. That’s when Wayne and Connie found the Refresh and Retreat Stroke Camp. “We just were looking for something different in our lives, something to do … |
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Good News: Heart-stroke walk/5K in Reno on Sunday
Reno Gazette Journal The American Heart Association-American Stroke Association Walk and 5K Run will be held Sunday at Wingfield Park, 300 W. First St., in downtown Reno. Proceeds will fund research on heart disease and stroke. Registration beings at 7:30 a.m. A 5K run … |
Wall Street Journal |
Israel’s Shimon Peres in Stable but Serious Condition After Stroke Wall Street Journal TEL AVIV—Nobel Prize laureate Shimon Peres, the former Israeli prime minister and president, was in stable but critical condition on Wednesday, a day after suffering a stroke, according to his spokesman and his personal doctor. The 93-year-old Mr … Doctors say ex-Israeli leader Shimon Peres in ... |
Kaiser Health News |
Women, minorities may be undertreated for stroke Science Daily “Even though the clot-busting treatment for stroke called tPA improves recovery, some people who are eligible to receive the treatment are not getting it,” said study author Steven R. Messé, MD, of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and a … Geographic, Racial Disparities In Stroke Treatment Tracked In New ... |