Tag: stroke

Crush Hypertension, Save Your Brain: Study Confirms BP Control Slows Cognitive...

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High blood pressure isn’t just a heart problem—it’s a brain killer. A new study confirms that aggressively managing hypertension can slash the risk of...

What Your Neck Size Reveals About Your Health—and Even Your Lifespan

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One of the most overlooked parts of your body may hold surprising clues about your health and longevity: your neck. Recent studies suggest that...

Stroke Risk in a Can? Study Flags Popular Sweetener Erythritol for...

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That “guilt-free” diet soda might not be as harmless as it seems. A new lab study from the University of Colorado Boulder has raised...

Science Says: Soda is Killing Your Brain – Even Diet Soda

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Have you given up your sugar-laden soda? If so, that is an excellent idea, but if you have replaced it with the sugar-free thing,...

Your Blood Type Might Influence Stroke Risk Before Age 60—Here’s What...

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Could your blood type quietly shape your stroke risk? A major study published in Neurology suggests it might, especially if you have blood type...

Living Near the Ocean May Be Harming Your Health – Here’s...

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Living by the sea may sound idyllic, but new research reveals a hidden danger that could be shaving years off the lives of millions...

Stronger Than Cocaine? New Study Warns Cannabis Could Be a Silent...

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Cannabis has gone from taboo to trendy—sold in sleek dispensaries, baked into brownies, and hailed as a “natural” cure for everything from stress to...

The Hidden Stroke Trigger: Why Millions of Migraine Sufferers Are at...

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Think strokes are only a concern in old age? Think again. A new study has uncovered a surprising connection between early strokes and a...

Is Aspirin Causing Your Brain to Bleed?

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For over 30 years, taking a daily low dose Aspirin has been the go-to method for preventing stroke and heart attack in at-risk individuals....

If You Can Balance on One Leg it Might Mean This

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Balance has often been studied in connection to various health concerns such as ear infection, low blood pressure, and head injuries. However, research suggests...