Stroke, Dementia, and Menopause: What Every Woman Over 55 Must Know
7 months ago
- Understand why stroke risk rises after menopause, how transient ischemic attacks (TIAs) differ from stroke, and why early action can prevent permanent brain damage.
- Recognize the critical warning signs of TIA and stroke—including facial droop, speech changes, vision loss, vertigo, and balance issues—and why even resolved symptoms require emergency evaluation.
- Learn how preventable factors like blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, and updated vaccinations can dramatically reduce the risk of stroke and neurodegenerative disease.
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