Working more than 55 hours a week increases the risk of arrhythmia
A large study has shown that people who work long hours have a higher risk of arrhythmias, which in turn leads to a stroke, heart failure, and memory loss.
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A large study has shown that people who work long hours have a higher risk of arrhythmias, which in turn leads to a stroke, heart failure, and memory loss.
About 15-25% of patients after stroke must depend entirely on others. The reason is that it is too late to start rehab.
New research in the Journal of Cardiology (The Journal Heart) has shown that loneliness and social isolation will increase the risk of stroke or cardiovascular disease b…
Tens of thousands of stroke patients with disabilities are overwhelmed with new hope after scientists have demonstrated that the uninjured brain can be re-trained to mov…
Suddenly dizziness, nausea, vomiting ... without movement disorders, language or paralysis, is often the expression of the wind than stroke.
Recently, scientists have found a link between abnormalities of cerebral vessels and bacteria in the stomach.
British experts say dust particles from engine exhaust can penetrate deep into the body, increasing the risk of heart attack and stroke.
People who are fat will increase their risk of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and stroke by three times if they feel ashamed when others say they are fat compared to…
High blood pressure is a dangerous health condition, and in the days of high blood pressure patients should pay attention to the following to not be harmful to health, a…
Although there are no specific statistics in Vietnam, every time the weather changes, the number of people who come to see a neurologist because of a headache increases…
Less than 2 hours after symptoms of angina or collapse until intervention is the best time to save a person with acute heart attack.
If you neglect your health because you think you're young, you'll change your mind after reading this article.
Arthur Conan Doyle, the father of Sherlock Holmes and
Using many remedies from pigeon feces to extract skulls to cure stroke, King Charles II (England) in the 17th century died after only 4 days of falling ill.
Place the patient in a bowed posture or excessive neck rest when moving easily causing marrow injury leading to quadriplegia.