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  1. Can a SmartPhone Do What Your Doctor Does?

    Sat, 27 Apr 2013

    By Meera Dalal, M.D. During our medical training, we’re taught to gather and use information from three sources: a patient history, a physical exam and lab tests. By far the most difficult to master is the physical exam. A good exam requires knowledge of anatomy...

  2. Legal Complaints Accuse Immigration Agency of Wrongdoing

    Wed, 13 Mar 2013

    found out at the hospital that she had experienced an acute stroke , according to a summary of the complaint. Jenny Burke and doctors later determined she had suffered an acute stroke . The woman alleges that she never had health problems prior to the detention, but now has pain, numbness and partial paralysis on the left side of her body. Emily Ruiz In March 2011

  3. Even Mummies Had Heart Disease, Study Finds

    Mon, 11 Mar 2013

    Long thought to be a modern disease related to contemporary lifestyles, atherosclerosis was common among ancient people as well, a new study found. Whole body CT scans of 137 mummies from four different ancient populations revealed heart and vascular calcifications consistent with atherosclerosis,

  4. Mediterranean Diet and 5 More Ways to Protect Your Heart

    Thu, 28 Feb 2013

    As American Heart Health Month comes to a close, I wanted to take some time to talk about prevention. We actually know a lot about preventing heart disease, and there are easy things you can do right now to lower your risk. First, know your...

  5. Best and Worst Cities for Women's Health

    Fri, 22 Feb 2013

    heart attack, and stroke , says local cardiologist Brain: Portland, Maine Stroke rates for younger adults veggies could decrease stroke risk by 30 percent. The fresh one study found may cut stroke risk . Take it from the

  6. Daily Aspirin Is Not for Everyone

    Thu, 21 Feb 2013

    that if you've had a heart attack or stroke due to the blockage in an artery, aspirin if you haven't had a heart attack or stroke , it isn't as clear. A recent study aspirin to prevent a first heart attack or stroke found the number of cardiovascular events

  7. Pediatric Stroke Often Misdiagnosed, Treatment Delayed

    Fri, 8 Feb 2013

    discovered he had suffered a stroke . The swelling in his brain pressure and, in a second stroke , he lost the use of speech children a year will suffer a stroke -- one of the top 10 causes which is associated with stroke risk . A stroke happens when the

  8. Southern Diet Sends Stroke Risk Soaring: Study

    Thu, 7 Feb 2013

    distinction as the " Stroke Belt." Now, researchers 30 percent increase in stroke risk ." The researchers looked significantly increased stroke risk . "We've known that cuisine may even cut stroke risk . "There are other foods

  9. Heart Attack Deaths Spike in Winter

    Mon, 4 Feb 2013

    Massachusetts. What did they find? The death rate -- due to heart attacks, heart failure, cardiovascular disease, and stroke -- from January to March is up to 36 percent higher in winter than it is in summer, regardless of the area. In other words

  10. Rare Diagnosis Saves Girl Thought to Have Brain Tumor

    Mon, 28 Jan 2013

    bleeding, which happens only in about 2 to 4 percent of all AVMs. Without prompt treatment, she could have also suffered a stroke , according to Rasmussen. Surgery is the only treatment, but that, too, can be risky. "The brain stem sits right lethargic, and her strength was going." When Keira arrived at the Cleveland Clinic on Monday, she had near-complete paralysis on the right side of her body, including her face, and her speech was slurred. "The most noticeable thing was she was

  11. Ariel Sharon Brain Scan Shows Signs of Consciousness

    Mon, 28 Jan 2013

    been in a vegetative state since a 2006 stroke , might be able to hear and understand medically-induced coma , after suffering a massive stroke Jan. 4, 2006. Although he appears to former prime minister every day since the stroke , describing in his 2011 book, "Sharon

  12. Paralyzed Mom Controls Robotic Arm Using Her Thoughts

    Tue, 18 Dec 2012

    (Image credit: University of Pittsburgh/UPMC) After years of paralysis , the one thing Jan Scheuermann wanted was to feed herself. Now, thanks to a mind-controlled robotic arm, Scheuermann time in eight years. Quadriplegics like Scheuermann have manipulated robotic arms using BCI before . A 58-year-old stroke victim was able to sip a cinnamon latte using her thoughts and a mechanical arm in a Brown University study last spring

  13. 'Ideal Weight' Ballooning With American Waistlines

    Fri, 23 Nov 2012

    12 percent in 1990. Another 33 percent of adults are overweight, with the extra pounds raising the risk of heart disease, stroke , diabetes and certain cancers . The average ideal weight for men was 185 pounds, according to the poll, a Gallup record

  14. More Young Adults Suffering Strokes

    Thu, 11 Oct 2012

    Stroke may be shifting from a disease found the rate of first stroke among patients age 20 to a changing prevalence of stroke risk factors, including hypertension the prevalence of stroke risk factors, including hypertension

  15. Tomatoes Linked to Lower Stroke Risk

    Mon, 8 Oct 2012

    with a lower risk of stroke ." Stroke occurs when a clot blocks which can result in paralysis , difficulty with speech and emotional issues. Stroke is a leading cause of Lycopene may help reduce stroke risk by preventing the formation

  16. 'Mini' Strokes Can Lead to Major Disability, Study Finds

    Thu, 13 Sep 2012

    which occurs when symptoms of a stroke come and then go away within higher risk for a full-blown stroke . Now, new research suggests disability from TIA and minor stroke , the first occurrence of symptoms an important reminder that stroke symptoms , even if they don't linger

  17. Bálint Syndrome: Woman With 20/20 Vision Can't 'See'

    Mon, 10 Sep 2012

    A Chicago woman with 20/20 vision hopes to one day "see again" after a series of strokes left her unable to process the scenes around her, according to a new case study. The 68-year-old woman, dubbed A.S. in the study, thought her vision was failing when she woke up from a nap and fumbled to find

  18. Chocolate May Help Men Dodge Strokes, Too

    Wed, 29 Aug 2012

    have a lower risk of stroke , a new study finds researchers found the stroke risk was lower in men who'd chocolate's link to lower stroke risk . But the previous studies looked only at the stroke risk in women; none had looked

  19. Chronic Stress Linked to Stroke Risk

    Tue, 28 Aug 2012

    the cause of his sudden downturn: a massive stroke in the back of his brain. "They don't know if stress caused or contributed to the stroke , but I can tell you I was stressed." A stroke occurs when a blood vessel in the brain becomes

  20. Psychological Distress Linked to Higher Death Risk

    Tue, 31 Jul 2012

    the body," said Russ, referring to stress-induced spikes in blood pressure and hormone levels linked to heart disease, stroke and cancer. "The fact that we saw such a clear dose-response relationship adds weight to this possibility." But stress

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