A quick overview of everything you need to know about stroke, including the causes and signs of stroke.

Read this brochure before talking to your doctor about aspirin therapy. Aspirin reduces the risk for clot-related causes of stroke, but increases the risk for hemorrhagic stroke.

Get all the facts on cardiovascular disease and the causes of heart attack and stroke with this PDF booklet.

High cholesterol can be a cause of stroke, but like the people in this video, you can't get treated for it if you haven't gone to the doctor.

Great tool to get you motivated about lifestyle changes! Answer a few questions and find out your risk of stroke. Learn about the causes of stroke, and start reducing your risk now.

This interesting video addresses the increased risk of stroke in women who suffer migraines. The exact cause of the migraine/stroke link is not known.

Did you know that diabetes can be a cause for stroke and heart disease? Learn more about the link through this QA session.

This page has a ton of resources on stroke - take a personal risk assessment quiz, understand your risks and join the cause against stroke.

This Cardiovascular Disease Atlas resource breaks down the major causes of stroke, and modifiable/non-modifiable risk factors across different world populations.

...of reasons to stop smoking. Long associated with lung cancer, smoking is also a major cause of stroke and cardiovascular disease. Read more here.

Short and simple animation that shows exactly how an embolus or hemorrhage can be a cause of stroke.

Sickle cell disease can be a cause of stroke in children and adults. Learn how to protect yourself or someone you love with this informational page.

What is cholesterol, where does it come from and how can it be a cause of stroke? Find out with this short animation.

High blood pressure is the number one cause of stroke but may have no warning signs. Understand how hypertension increases your risk of stroke.

Do you get haircuts at a salon? Or take birth control pills? Both might cause stroke in rare cases. Learn more here.