• Most people who survive a stroke have some type of disability.

• Ambulance personnel often don't know how to diagnose or treat heat stroke on the spot either.

• People in such a state have serious brain damage as a result of an accident or stroke.

• In the midst of sweltering heat waves, air conditioning can be a lifesaver, protecting against heat stroke and hyperthermia.

• Either way, this damage causes brain malfunction, which becomes evident as the signs and symptoms of a stroke.

• Stem cell therapies for stroke victims took a step forward today.

• Stroke is the second leading cause of death worldwide.

• But a news release from the university describes only the potential benefits for paralysis and stroke victims.

• He spent nearly eight years in prison, where he was tortured constantly and suffered a partial stroke.

• Medical researchers are concerned that eating more meat will result in an increase in heart disease and stroke.

• Stroke victims cannot perceive paralysis in themselves--or others.

• Music was the best medicine for four stroke victims whose cognitive impairments lessened while listening to songs they loved.

• Secondary prevention of atherothrombotic events after ischemic stroke.

• The professor was eventually fired and almost immediately afterward died of a stroke brought on by the stress of it all.

• It is seductive to think a new technology can solve your problems at a stroke.

• Because of the extreme heat, many poverty stricken people were dying of heat stroke.

• My partners has had a stroke and lives with the consequences.

• There is a return stroke after the lightning hits the ground.

• Surgery on blocked neck arteries has long been considered the best procedure for preventing a stroke.

• Then, in a stroke of zoologically informed genius, our hero offers the octopus something even more alluring.

• And her birthplace was not her only stroke of luck: her parents already have a son.

• But it doesn't mean he's become a city boy in one stroke.

• Singing therapy is often used to restore fluency to sufferers of speech disorders due to stroke.

• The road to recovery can be challenging for stroke patients, who often have to relearn basic skills, including how to communicate.

• That's when the ecologist, the seabird center, and the puffins met with a stroke of luck.

• He suffered a partial stroke that left the right side of his body without feeling.

• The fire really should have been a stroke of luck for the big cats: confused prey everywhere deprived of their cover.

• Eager low-wage workers in the developing world could eliminate the need for sullen graduate students to stroke our fragile egos.

• Tense to the end, the match was not settled until the stroke of midnight and the last ball.

• Apnea is a serious problem, implicated in increased risk for heart attacks and stroke.

• It was discovered when a blood vessel in the tumor burst creating all the symptoms of a stroke.

• But they might not have got far had it not been for a stroke of luck.

• But all of them spread their wings, which means they don't stroke when ascending.

• But in order to win, you must take that first stroke.

• Switching on a module activates all these features at a stroke.

• Success varied depending on how recently a person had had a stroke and the severity of the damage, he noted.

• There, though a stroke three years ago has left him.

• When heat stroke hits you have minutes to save the guy's life.

• His stroke of genius was to blow up the wall between management and self-help.

• There was no drinking water, and people collapsed from heat stroke.

• Tickling a rat's whiskers after it has a stroke prevents brain damage.

• These were several years before the stroke though barred_owl:.

• But the animal's saliva may one day give some stroke sufferers a better chance of survival.

• But that's changing, and stroke patients may benefit.

• People at risk and partners or caretakers of people at risk for stroke should be aware of its typical symptoms.

• So-called mirror neurons in the brain mimic other people's movements and help stroke victims regain lost abilities.

• Until recently, the treatment of stroke was restricted to basic life support at the time of the stroke and rehabilitation later.

• To add to this, maybe you would be happier if you had a stroke.

• Imaging study finds that pure oxygen feeds routinely administered to revive stroke victims and others may do more harm.

• Only a last-minute stroke of luck revealed how the majestic creatures were being accidentally poisoned by medicine given to cows.

• From prevention to diagnosis to treatment to rehabilitation, a stroke is a litany of missed opportunities.

• The program director almost had a stroke from laughing.

• In practice, a stroke of the president's pen is all that is required.

• They sometimes fall directly from rain forest trees into rivers and stroke efficiently with their long arms.

• In the medical literature, there were a few reports of head-injury and stroke victims who'd lost their ability to recognize faces.

• They are excellent swimmers that use their wings to stroke underwater with a flying motion.

• Mechanical lasts basically forever, but you are on blood thinners permanently, so risk of stroke is higher.

• But her brain-tingling technique might eventually help stroke victims recover their coordination.

• Melodic intonation therapy can help some stroke patients regain their ability to communicate.

• And finally, extreme temperatures mean keep hydrated and stay warm to prevent heat stroke or hypothermia.

• Most computer users think a simple stroke of the delete key is enough to make a message disappear forever.

• Stroke secondary to carotid stenosis occurs when blood flow to the brain is blocked.

• My favourite prof in grad school was a compulsive tobacco user and he had a stroke suddenly and quite early in his.

• Heat stroke can cause organ failure, and cold weather has been.

• Ultimately, my one melodic success was less a feat of musical prowess than a stroke of luck.

• Overall, the highest risk factor for stroke is having had a previous stroke.

• Lumi, the brain's neural wiring has enough redundancy that motor skills can be relearned after a stroke.

• He reportedly suffered a stroke last summer and in rare appearances since has looked a shadow of his former paunchy self.

• The pattern of disease distribution is not a simple slice-nor does it follow the stroke belt.

• Who won the last time and how, some interesting tactic, or a particularly remarkable stroke of luck all produce a shared memory.

• Goldstein on why so many stroke patients fail to receive state-of-the-art treatment.

• It is nice to think that you can correct inequalities at the stroke of a pen.

• Physical inactivity is a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke and is linked to cardiovascular mortality.

• And in a stroke of genius, the racks are contextually installed.

• The herb ginkgo biloba may be a promising treatment for stroke patients based on preliminary mouse studies.

• Within a couple days of this email, the new editor had a stroke.

• It is often prescribed to relax cerebral blood vessels after a stroke.

• The giveaway is an attempt to address a slew of issues in a single stroke.

• Soon after his retirement he suffered a stroke that partially damaged visual regions of both hemispheres of his brain.

• Marshall's wife has revealed that he suffered a small stroke that has resulted in a headache and blurred vision.

• We solved the living together and visa issues in one stroke.

• Remember: obesity can up the risk of conditions such as high blood pressure, which can lead to heart attacks and stroke.

• Kennedy remained in a serious condition tonight as a result of a stroke yesterday.

• Another full-time faculty member had a stroke and was also out for half the semester.

• The records show the stroke resulted from a bleeding disorder caused by an unidentified infection.

• There are cases of paralysis and stroke resulting from chiropractic adjustments.

• The stroke only affected the cognitive portion of her brain that controls memory.

• If that clot is in the vertebral artery system, it can cause a stroke in the brain stem, which can be devastating.

• He'd already had one, two decades ago, and a stroke six years ago.

• By a stroke of luck, symptoms were mild in the vast majority of cases.

• The main interest of the researchers is in brain stroke.

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