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Can You Prevent a Heart Attack?
Many health concerned individuals wonder if there is a way to prevent heart attacks. In theory, heart attacks can be prevented. The chance of one suffering from a heart attack, or coronary event is based on specific risk factors: decrease these risk factors – and you decrease your chances of having a heart attack.
Schutt Sports and Former Heisman Winner Tim Brown Announce Breakthrough Technology in Football's War Against Heat Injuries
New HOT System is Early Warning Detection System Against Heat Stroke
Brain Injuries - Things To Know
Brain injuries include any serious head injury that results in a lasting mental or physical impairment. A brain injury may result from any type of fall or accident, as well as from acts of violence, sports injury, or improper medical care. If the brain injury is caused by the negligence of another party, the injured victim may be eligible to receive compensation for loss of income, medical expenses, pain and suffering, as well as other damages. Some common causes of brain injury include:
New Treatments, Medical Help for Stroke Patients Can Greatly Improve Patient Conditions
May is Stroke Awareness Month and there's new medical help for stroke patients. Two newer treatments -- performed within hours of a stroke -- increase the possibility of preventing long-term disability and even death. Timing is everything. So is finding your way to a designated primary stroke center to receive medical help.
Four of Five Families Will Be Touched by Stroke in 2009
National Stroke Awareness Month draws attention to urgency in preventing stroke and supporting 6 million stroke survivors in the United States.
15 Tips Caregivers Should Know After a Loved One Has Had a Stroke
The following is being issued by American Stroke Association:
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The EyeMax accessory from DynaVox provides individuals living with the speech and physical disabilities that often accompany diagnoses such as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke and cerebral palsy a comprehensive communication solution that can be accessed using eye gaze technology.
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