No matter how old you are, recognizing warning signs for stroke is important for your well-being. Stroke cases are on the rise among those 18 to 55 years old.
Take our assessment to understand your risk and how you can decrease chances of it happening to you.
When a stroke occurs, part of your brain can’t get oxygen, so stroke can cause long-term health consequences. While you can’t eliminate your odds of having a stroke, you can lower them. Learn what you can do to improve your odds of avoiding a stroke.
