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Kansas City, Kan. — Once again, The University of Kansas Health System's stroke program – the region's largest – received the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's Get With The Guidelines® – Stroke GOLD PLUS achievement award. The...

When Robert Levene, MD, retired from a 40-year career practicing family medicine in St. Joseph, Missouri, he had ideas. A lifelong thinker and learner, he might return to school. He had outlines for books he might write. He enjoyed a trip to the Cal...

People who have suffered a stroke or traumatic brain injury need care both in the short- and long-term. Stroke and brain injury rehabilitation can be included as part of an overall treatment plan to help speed recovery as well as improve your qualit...

Comprehensive care helps a stroke survivor enjoy her life plans "I call it my stroke of luck," Deb Wagman says with a gentle smile. After suffering a major stroke in October 2014, Wagman has a new view of life. With no family history of stroke, Wagm...

Expert stroke care saves 16-year-old Molly Ogden's life Alison Ogden knew the signs of stroke: drooping face, weak arms and slurred speech. She just never expected to see them in her 16-year-old daughter, Molly. In rural Douglas County, Kansas, Moll...

Updates on Madeline Mudd and Molly Ogden following their strokes Stroke doesn’t discriminate, as 2 young women – active, healthy and just 16 at the time their strokes occurred – can attest. Madeline and Molly brought inspiring determination to their...

Heart disease and stroke are among the most common medical conditions. They affect hundreds of thousands of people in the US. By understanding the connection between heart disease and stroke, you can take steps to reduce the risk factors they share....

Stroke is a leading cause of death and long-term disability in the U.S. In many cases, strokes don’t have to be deadly or disabling. Knowing the warning signs of a stroke and acting quickly may help you or your loved one escape the damaging effects...

When Heather Holliman's daughter, Erika, observed some concerning behavior, she knew whatever was wrong was different from her mom's usual migraine headaches. Her fast actions saved Heather from a hemorrhagic stroke.

Denise Taylor, 50, loves to have family – a son, 2 daughters and a granddaughter – around her. She lives in Kansas City, Kansas, with her partner, Shelly Simpson. They share their home with their daughters and granddaughter as well as 3 sweet dogs a...