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...; including babies and children — can also have strokes. Gender Each year, stroke kills more women than men. Factors that may increase stroke risks for women include pregnancy, gestational...

... on the factors you are able to change: Age — Although stroke is more common among the elderly, people under 65 — including babies and children — can also have strokes. Gender...

... on the factors you are able to change: Age — Although stroke is more common among the elderly, people under 65 — including babies and children — can also have strokes. Gender...

... on the factors you are able to change: Age — Although stroke is more common among the elderly, people under 65 — including babies and children — can also have strokes. Gender...

... on the factors you are able to change: Age — Although stroke is more common among the elderly, people under 65 — including babies and children — can also have strokes. Gender...

... on the factors you are able to change: Age — Although stroke is more common among the elderly, people under 65 — including babies and children — can also have strokes. Gender...

Stroke recovery can be difficult and takes time. But the good news is that a diversified team of health care specialists is available to help each patient.

Getting immediate medical attention after the first signs of a stroke increases the possibility that you may receive clot-dissolving therapies, such as TPA, or other clot-retrieving procedures...

When it comes to treating a stroke, it's all about time. Joe Burns has survived two strokes, thanks in part to the quick action of his wife, Pat, and caregivers at Mayo Clinic Health System.

Thanks to clot-busting medication and surgery, Lloyd Huebner is back in the game after a stroke — just in time to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at a local baseball team's "Strike Out...