Nearly 1 in 5 people who experience a suspected mini stroke will have a full-blown stroke within 90 days. Here are the ...

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 ...

People who have TIA’s, or warning strokes, are at increased risk of having a full stroke. Full strokes can happen in as little as 90 days post TIA.

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

Learn to recognize the subtle signs your brain may send days before a stroke hits and take action in the critical warning window.

However, these subtle changes could be something far more serious—a minor stroke, also known as a transient ischemic attack (TIA).

Talk about a brain teaser. While the obvious signs of a stroke are easy to spot, there are several subtle symptoms that can slip under the radar. But don’t let them deceive you. “All symptoms ...

DR. ROACH WRITES: I recently had the occasion outside the hospital to recognize an ongoing stroke in a person who did not immediately recognize the importance of his symptoms.

The stroke group showed a steep decline, but the TIA and control group participants "were more or less neck and neck." Five years later, the picture was different.

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.

But looking closely, there's a pattern. When these changes are unusual or persistent, they deserve attention. Here are 6 signs the body may show up to a month before a stroke.

Most patients with TIA and their families also have a knowledge deficit related to risk factors for TIA and stroke. A nationwide survey of 11,400 adults reported that 8.2% of those surveyed were ...