What's more: They are becoming increasingly common in younger adults, and the average age of someone who has a stroke is getting lower. In fact, strokes increased by about 15 percent in young adults .

Children who have had a stroke may be at higher risk for developing anxiety, depression and related physical symptoms such as headaches and stomach aches than their peers.

The other type of attack — called hemorrhagic strokes — occurs when a blood vessel bursts in the brain and starts ... be under the age of 65 and we classify that as young stroke.

Shorter telomeres are linked to higher risks of stroke, dementia, and depression, but lifestyle factors may help counteract ...

Life-threatening attacks in women of the same age have risen by one per cent. A stroke ... starts to leak its contents into the organ. Experts are not quite sure what is behind the surge in young ...

The Framingham study calculated lifetime risk of stroke among middle age men and women and found that the lifetime risk in women age 55 was 21% and in men age 55, 17%. [2] This may be attributed ...

Brain age associations in people with stroke. (A) Visualization of correlations between predicted brain age and region-of-interest measurements. Warmer colors indicate stronger negative ...

Rob Goodwin had none of the risk factors associated with stroke before he became ill The average age of people in England ... It happens to young people, it happens to children.

Returning to work after a stroke is a significant concern for many survivors, especially those of working age. Stroke can lead ... and depressive symptoms in young stroke survivors.

When Sophie Leblond Robert had a severe stroke at age 35, The Ottawa Hospital’s stroke ... Linda brought a great deal of experience to this young patient’s rehabilitation. “ ...

What's more: They are becoming increasingly common in younger adults, and the average age of someone who has a stroke is getting lower. In fact, strokes increased by about 15% in young adults from ...