Drug treatments currently available only work within three hours after the first sign of stroke. Watch this video to learn more about current drug research.

Know the signs of stroke and print out this handy little chart. If you or someone you know starts exhibiting symptoms, call 911 immediately.

Instead of, or in addition to the usual symptoms of stroke, women may have atypical symptoms. Learn to recognize all the signs of stroke with this article.

Watch this short and simple animation to learn the symptoms and warning signs of stroke.

This study discusses how signs of stroke occur in people without them even realizing, making patient education imperative.

Learn most of what you need to know about the statistics, risk factors and warning signs of stroke with this two-page printable overview.

Getting treatment at the first sign of stroke is imperative to prevent long-term disabilities such as memory, sensory or movement disturbances and paralysis.

According to this new study, falling asleep during the day may be an early warning sign of stroke. Daytime dozers, get a health check today!

Some migraines are associated with an increased risk of stroke in women. If you suffer from migraines, be sure to watch this video and learn the signs of stroke.

Although this video loads with difficulty, the audio is worth listening to. Familiarize yourself with the signs of stroke and know what to do when you see or experience them.

A transient ischemic attack (TIA) is a mild stroke that might last only minutes, but it can be a precursor to a major stroke. Don't be fooled. Memorize the signs of stroke.

Sickle cell disease is a major risk factor for stroke in children and adults. If you or your child has sickle cell, be prepared and know the signs of stroke.

Hypertension is the number one cause of stroke. Learn more from this Australian Web site, but remember to keep you blood pressure under 120/80 to prevent signs of stroke.

Stop atherosclerosis and prevent signs of stroke and heart disease, among other conditions. Educate yourself with this overview.

Yes, smoking causes cancer, but it also causes heart disease and stroke. Read these statistics and quit smoking before developing any signs of heart disease or stroke.

Don't wait till you see signs of stroke - get your cholesterol levels checked now. This video explains the relationship between high cholesterol and stroke.