After a stroke, changes in strength, balance or thinking can increase your risk of falling. Our new fall prevention toolkit offers simple tips and resources to help you move with confidence and make daily activities safer.
Connect with people who understand the stroke journey. Join fellow survivors and care partners to share experiences, ask your tough questions and get guidance from experts in this live virtual event. House Calls: Stroke Meet Up will be Monday, May 4, at 2:30 p.m. CT.
Our Living With AFib guide is designed to help you find easy-to-understand information on what AFib is, how it’s diagnosed, common signs and symptoms to watch for, treatment options and more. You’ll also discover practical tools and resources to help you manage AFib and take steps to reduce your risk of stroke.
High blood pressure, a silent killer, affects nearly half of U.S. adults. Left unchecked, it can raise the risk of heart attack, stroke, dementia and more. This month, learn more about the risks of having high blood pressure and what you can do to prevent and control it. Visit our website for free tools.
New guide to cholesterol evaluation, monitoring and management
Small changes can make a big difference. A new cholesterol guideline spells out how lifestyle habits, screening and treatment can help lower or manage cholesterol. See the top 10 takeaways to pick what you can start doing today.
Two strokes at 50 changed his life. Now he helps others recover.
After surviving two strokes, retired veterinarian Brent Calhoun of West Bloomfield, Michigan, discovered a new purpose: helping other stroke survivors stay motivated in their recovery. He started an online stroke community in 2021.
Our Stroke Connection e-News will be changing to a new format soon
Starting in June, Stroke Connection will be solely focused on content and resources for stroke survivors and their families. If you’re a health care professional, join our professional stroke e-Newsletter, Together to End Stroke.
