Strokes arrive without warning, like an unexpected knock at the door. But the truth is, most strokes don’t come unannounced.

Learn about the critical warning signs of stroke that you should never ignore. Recognizing these symptoms can save lives and ensure timely medical intervention.

Transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), commonly known as "mini-strokes," are often brushed off despite being serious warning signs of a potential stroke. A 2017 American Heart Association study revealed ...

After a TIA, neurologists put the risk of a subsequent stroke within 90 days at 5% to 20%, with half that risk occurring in the first 48 hours.

Strokes, medically termed Cerebrovascular accidents (CVAs), are caused either because of a disruption in the blood flow to the brain or due to a rupture in the blood vessels. Disrupted blood flow can ...

The main cause of ischemic strokes, which account for 87 percent of all strokes, is atherosclerosis. These fatty deposits, ...

More bed rest after a stroke may affect memory and brain health. Balanced rest and activity can help with better recovery.

The NHS has warned UK households about a 'silent killer' condition, stressing the importance of knowing the '"first sign." ...

Although the NHS says the first sign 'may not seem like much', it is crucial to seek medical attention as soon as possible ...

Symptoms such as facial drooping, blurred vision, loss of balance, slurred speech, or arm numbness — even if brief and followed by recovery — should not be ignored as they may be warning signs of a ...

Life expectancy after a mini stroke can vary according to a person's age, overall health, and whether they later have a stroke. Learn more here.