Recognizing the signs of a mini-stroke is very important. Even though symptoms may go away quickly, they should never be ...

Known as “brain attacks,” people can also suffer a transient ischemic attack (TIA) or “mini strokes.” These short blockages of blood flow to the brain typically last for no more than five-minutes, but ...

A sudden, sharp headache. Slurred speech. Numbness on one side of the body. These aren’t random symptoms—they’re often the ...

You're having chest pain, or you fear that your spouse is having a stroke—and you're thinking of just driving to a hospital ...

Having difficulty speaking clearly, such as slurring your words unintentionally, or if you’re struggling to think of the ...

Stroke warning signs include face drooping ... commonly referred to as a "mini-stroke," but dismissed it as a fluke, when it was a harbinger of a full-blown stroke yet to come.

Dr. Ameera Haamid, the associate emergency medical services medical director of the Chicago South EMS System, agreed that ...