But
strokes in young people can also be caused by an underlying abnormality — like a congenital defect in the heart — that no one knew about beforehand.
Not exact matches
But
people who have this
stroke just before or after birth recover their language abilities
in the mirror image spot on the right side, a study of teens and
young adults shows.
In the case reports / series, eight out of 10
strokes associated with the use of methamphetamine use among
young people were haemorrhagic.
The stimulant methamphetamine, also popularly known as «speed,» «ice» and «meth,» is linked to a heightened risk of
stroke among
young people, reveals a review of the available evidence, published online
in the Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery & Psychiatry.
Given the often disabling or fatal consequences of a
stroke, and the increasing use of methamphetamine among
young people, particularly
in countries around the Pacific rim (North America, East and Southeast Asia, and Oceania), the findings are a cause for concern, warn the researchers.
Two of the most recognized causes of sudden death during an endurance race are arrhythmic death, sudden death usually caused by undetected heart disease
in a
young and seemingly healthy
person, and heat
stroke; however, the authors noted sudden death from an undetected heart condition often receives more attention from the medical community and the media.
METHAMPHETAMINE makes
young people almost five times as likely to have a
stroke caused by a bleed
in the brain.
«It is known that spouses of older
stroke patients experience health - related physical and mental issues, and that the degree of their problems is associated with the severity of the
stroke, but ours is the first long - term study of seven years follow up to explore this
in a
younger group of
people,» said Josefine Persson, M.Sc., study author and a researcher and Ph.D. candidate at the Institute of Neuroscience and Physiology at Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
While this particular type of
stroke is rare,
strokes in general are on the rise
in younger people, according to the American Heart Association, likely due to health factors like hypertension.
If you're
young, it's unlikely your leg numbness is due to a
stroke;
strokes are more common
in people over the age of 60.
Young's spare, sweeping brush
strokes capture the dignity and spirit of Casanova's retelling of a poignant but ultimately uplifting Chinese folktale
in which a hunter must sacrifice himself to save the
people of his village.
Within a few years after quitting smoking, a former smoker's risk of
stroke falls to about the same level as that observed
in people who have never smoked.50 Quitting also benefits children, especially if a parent quits while their child is still
young.