A recent study reports that postpartum stroke occurs in 30 out of every 100,000 deliveries. Arianna learned this firsthand when she suffered a severe headache and other symptoms a week after giving birth to her second daughter. In this NBC New York segment, Arianna and neurosurgeon Dr. Reza Karimi discuss her experience and share tips for knowing the signs of stroke. Watch here: https://lnkd.in/gKQtQnHB #postpartum #stroke #neurosurgeon
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"Knowing and controlling your risk factors, changing lifestyle habits, making decisions with your healthcare professional to find the best treatment are all critical in the prevention of future strokes. Let us better understand your goals, concerns, and situation." - Dr. Manish Taneja Watch our interesting video to learn the risk factors and how to reduce them in our stroke prevention guide. 🎥 #strokes #strokeclinic #stroke #brainhealth #awareness #neurointervention #brainaneurysm #avm #brainarteriovenousmalformation #bleedinginbrain #sgclinic #stayhealthy #headache #headacherelief #singaporeclinic #singaporehospital
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Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder mainly defined by its impairment of movement in individuals. Learn more broadly about the neuroscience of PD and movement in this article. Written by Catherine Gooch #neuroscience #scicomm https://lnkd.in/g6655mz9
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Introducing The Spinal Series: Delve into the Wonders of Your Backbone! Starting with the Thoracic Region, Discover the Secrets of Spinal Health in this Sunday's latest blog below:
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Look at TruthForGaia.com —-> please help answer the central question: What is the underlying cause of brain oedema and raised intracranial pressure which resulted in a catastrophic #braininjury? Gaia died aged 25 years old in University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust . Her mother Dorit Young has done an investigation and says: “Gaia died aged 25 years in hospital and her death does not appear to conform to any recognised disease.” “I seek to identify the cause of death and to understand the mechanisms which in Gaia’s case were somehow catastrophically deranged beyond the usual presentation of disease with fatal consequence.” “Gaia’s illness was in two phases: a pre-event phase, then coning (the catastrophic event), and a post-event phase. The cause of Gaia’s catastrophic deterioration was the cause of her death.” “Gaia’s condition appears to have been an isolated, specific, and exclusive neuropathic process: an encephalopathy characterized by marked raised intracranial pressure and/or cerebral oedema.” “It was confined to the brain. It is striking that other body systems do not appear to have been involved. The severity of her brain pathology in the context of seemingly normal body function (various organs were not available for post-mortem because they were donated) seems difficult to explain.” “The clinical course can be described as catastrophic, fulminant, overwhelming” “The central inquiry is: how can such a fatal condition occur with such rapidity, confined only to the brain and yet have an unknown aetiology?” See the post-mortem report by Professor Sheaff which gives cause of death as follows: 1a. Tonsillar herniation 1b. Raised intracranial pressure 1c. Cerebral oedema https://lnkd.in/emEdUUNJ Posted on behalf of Dorit Young mother of Gaia Young born 4 March 1996, died 21 July 2021. Dorit’s research considers the cause of Gaia’s death; it is not primarily concerned with issues concerning her medical management. She reserves her position in all respects. Source: https://lnkd.in/ed7nvKdT #truthforgaia #truthforgaiacampaign #catastrophicbraininjury #braininjury #braincondition #acquiredbraininjury #healthcare #healthandcare #postmortem #causeofdeath #causality #catastrophic #fulminant #overwhelming #patientsafety #safetyfirst #safetysystem #avoidableharm #avoidabledeath cc Patient Safety Learning Helen Hughes Aidan Fowler
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In partnership with The European House-Ambrosetti, “#Headway: A new roadmap in Brain Health” aims to foster a common ground for strategic reflection and dialogue on Epilepsy and Neurogical Diseases as experienced from different European perspectives. Today January 30, Headway was in Berlin and we had the opportunity to discuss with excellent experts and patients about living with #epilepsy, best practices and prioritize areas of intervention. #AngeliniPharma #EveryStepCloser #WithYouInMind
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Seconds Count in a Cardiac Emergency ⏰💔 Did you know that brain damage is one of the top culprits behind death or long-term disability in cases of cardiac arrest? 😱 But don't worry, with the right knowledge and preparation, you can make a life-saving difference! Don't wait any longer! Check out my latest blog post below to learn more about how you can be the difference between life and tragedy. 📲👉 https://lnkd.in/gYGsr4Vq #CardiacEmergencyAwareness #LifeSavingKnowledge #BeTheDifference #braininjuryawareness
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Seconds Count in a Cardiac Emergency ⏰💔 Did you know that brain damage is one of the top culprits behind death or long-term disability in cases of cardiac arrest? 😱 But don't worry, with the right knowledge and preparation, you can make a life-saving difference! Don't wait any longer! Check out my latest blog post below to learn more about how you can be the difference between life and tragedy. 📲👉 https://lnkd.in/gYGsr4Vq #CardiacEmergencyAwareness #LifeSavingKnowledge #BeTheDifference
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Risk factors and health conditions that put you at risk for glaucoma. Schedule your eye exams and get informed about this sometimes silent condition that steals your vision. Learn more from the Glaucoma Research Foundation
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What are you doing for the women and men in your organization to remind them of the critical impact of heart disease on even those of us who are the most healthy? SHOW THEM YOU VALUE THEM DURING AMERICAN HEART MONTH in February. I am a lifetime vegetarian who has worked out 2x each day every day for 35 years. I never smoked, seldom drank and am referred to as “the healthiest of us all” by colleagues and friends. After open heart surgery last year, I am on a mission to help other high-performing women be among those who survive. As a recent survivor of open heart surgery, a neuroscience coach for high-performers and keynote speaker my presentation, “High-Performance Through Self-Compassion,” is the perfect complement to Heart Month. Self-compassion is critical to maintaining high performance in both health and business. Women don’t have traditional male symptoms of heart disease, and the lack of identifiable patterns lead women to die from cardiac events at a frightening rate. Self-compassion led me to investigate suspicious symptoms, but many women are not as aware and, therefore, not as fortunate. Did you know that more women die of heart disease than any other cause after the age 20? #brainhealth #americanheartmonth #survivors #ironheartathletes
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Have you ever wondered about the invisible thread that connects our heart and brain? 🧠❤️ When the heart stops pumping blood, a chain reaction of events is set into motion that can lead to severe brain injuries. This is known as Post-cardiac arrest brain injury (PCABI), and it's a major cause of death in resuscitated cardiac arrest patients. The heart's crucial role in supplying oxygen to the brain is so vital that even a moment's pause can lead to a condition called Cerebral Hypoxia. This happens when the brain doesn't receive enough oxygen. 🚨 It's a medical emergency that can arise from a variety of situations, including: Drowning Choking Suffocation Cardiac arrest Head injury Each of these can trigger acute episodes of hypoxia, causing a decline or even suppression of synaptic activity in numerous brain regions. Prolonged exposure can lead to neuronal cell loss and, ultimately, death. To know more about the intricate interplay of the heart and brain, and to understand the far-reaching consequences of cardiac arrest on cognitive health, head to our blog post: The Effects of Brain Damage - Cardiac Arrest: https://lnkd.in/gYGsr4Vq
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