Scientists discovered that diabetes medicines like Ozempic, which help people lose weight, might also protect people's brains from strokes.

Globally, strokes affect 15 million individuals annually, resulting in 5 million deaths and leaving another 5 million with ...

A stroke doesn’t always start with dramatic signs like sudden collapse or slurred speech. In fact, some of the earliest signs of stroke are so subtle that they are often missed by people as they think ...

A new study shows that a structured walking program with increasing intensity, combined with regular physical therapy, can greatly improve mobility and quality of life in people recovering from a ...

Weight Loss Drugs Like Ozempic May Also Protect Against Dementia, Stroke, and Even Death A new study found that people taking GLP-1s had a lower risk of some brain-related conditions—but not others.

HealthDay News — Breast cancer survivors have a lower risk of Alzheimer disease (AD) compared with cancer-free controls, according to a study published online June 20 in JAMA Network Open.

Rewiring Recovery: Vivistim for Stroke Survivors The API failed to deliver the resource. While rehab helps, a new approach is giving stroke survivors more mobility in their arms and hands.

While rehab helps, a new approach is giving stroke survivors more mobility in their arms and hands.

A breakthrough treatment is helping stroke survivors recover motor skills by combining physical therapy with nerve stimulation.

Nearly 80% of all stroke survivors experience walking issues, according to a study in the American Heart Association journal. For some of them, the solution is simple: ankle-foot orthoses (AFOs), ...