Immediate treatment of stroke as soon as symptoms appear is essential to preventing disability. Strokes tend to reoccur, so medical prevention is key.

Video explaining stroke and what to do if you or someone you know is having symptoms of stroke. Potentially great video that loads with difficulty; at least the audio works.

Print out this chart and list of stroke symptoms and keep them handy. If you or someone else has trouble performing any of the tasks, get help immediately.

Instead of, or in addition to the usual symptoms of stroke, women may have atypical symptoms. Recognize all the signs of stroke and get help fast.

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

A recent study showed that symptoms of stroke are common in people with no history of the disease, but they remain unaware. Don't be one of the masses.

Answer a few questions about your medical history and risk factors, and find out your risk of stroke. Make lifestyle changes, before you have any symptoms of stroke.

Stroke is a leading cause of disability. Don't let embarrassment or denial prevent you from getting help if you have symptoms.

Migraines are associated with an increased risk of stroke, especially migraines with aura and vision loss. If you suffer from migraines, make sure you know the symptoms of stroke.

Just because it goes away, doesn't mean it's not a problem. Symptoms of a TIA might foreshadow a catastrophic stroke.

High cholesterol doesn't have symptoms and can lead to stroke, but you can't get treatment for high cholesterol if you don't go to a doctor.

Learn about the different types of stroke, their symptoms, and their complications with this brief summary.

Hypertension has no symptoms, but it is the leading cause of stroke. Treatment of hypertension is essential for stroke prevention.

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