PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — May is stroke month, and fast action makes the difference. Dr. Arun Talkad, a Vascular Neurologist with OSF, told WMBD This Morning more about strokes, and how “FAST ...

The common signs of stroke affect a person’s balance, eyes, face, arms and speech. These signs require timely action and are ...

But there are also other symptoms to watch out for, especially in strokes that affect the back part of the brain (posterior strokes). These may include sudden vision problems in one or both eyes, ...

Research shows that early treatment for stroke can make a huge difference. For example, clot-busting drugs can restore blood ...

During Stroke Awareness Month, medical experts emphasize the importance of memorizing the expanded “BE FAST” protocol, which helps identify stroke symptoms and prompts immediate action. Key ...

May is National Stroke Awareness Month. WashU neurologist Dr. Brendan Eby shares key stroke symptoms and why calling 911 immediately can make all the difference.

To help the public recognize stroke symptoms, experts use the BE FAST acronym: B – Balance: Sudden loss of balance or coordination; E – Eyes: Sudden vision changes in one or both eyes; ...

The Primary Stroke Center at GBMC has one of the highest stroke survival rates for inpatient stay, 1 month post-discharge and ...

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.

Only a doctor can treat a stroke in progress, but you can adjust your lifestyle and maintain healthy habits to prevent one ...