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771. Wonder drug for strokes goes unused
http://www.azdailysun.com/non_sec/nav_includes/story.cfm?storyID=103000

2005-02-06 09:11:07
Description: NEW ORLEANS -- Ten years ago, a crucial study proved that a drug could limit the damage from one of nature's biggest train wrecks: a blood clot stuck inside the head. The drug, TPA, was so powerful at dissolving blockages threatening to destroy regions of the brain that the first patient to get it, a 67-year-old man, regained the ability to walk and talk half an hour after it started flowing through his veins. "The nurses at the bedside started crying. It was very dramatic," recalled Dr. William Barsan, who treated him. TPA remains the sole drug approved for strokes. Yet only about 3 percent of victims get it.

772. Migraine Headaches May Have Stroke Risk
http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0205/204804.html

2005-02-03 18:12:26
Description: NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Migraines, which are most common in young women, have long been considered a possible indicator of stroke risk. The latest research indicates that those who experience grayed or blacked-out vision are at almost double the risk of stroke. Those who see spots, lines or flashing lights for several minutes also had more risk.

773. Stroke Mortality Highest Among Blacks Living in the South
http://www.medpagetoday.com/tbindex2.cfm?tbid=439&thePhoto=Today's

2005-02-02 15:12:26
Description: Preliminary results of a National Institutes of Neurological Disorders and Stroke funded study suggest that while African Americans have an overall higher risk of dying from stroke than whites, that risk is even greater for blacks who live in the south. For example, African American men living in South Carolina are almost four times more likely to die from a stroke than are white men living in that same state.

774. Woman Blames Alka Seltzer Plus for Stroke
http://tv.ksl.com/index.php?nid=39&sid=148061

2005-02-01 15:12:47
Description: Weber County woman is taking on a major pharmaceutical company in Ogden. Marlus Hardy says Alka Selzter Plus caused her stroke four years ago. Hardy is suing the Bayer Coporation, the drug's manufacturer. At the time, Alka Slezter Plus contained P-P-A, a common decongestant. Two months after Hardy took the drug, the Food and Drug Administration banned the use of P-P-A.

775. Cutting stroke risks
http://icnewcastle.icnetwork.co.uk/lifestyle/health/tm_objectid=15136992&method=full&siteid=50081&he
adline=cutting-stroke-risks-name_page.html

2005-01-31 09:22:07
Description: Fish has long been known as brain food, now scientists say it could save you from a stroke too. US researchers, looking at the diet of 4,775 over-65s, found eating baked or broiled fish on a regular basis could decrease the danger of suffering a stroke. But consuming fried fish or fish sandwiches was linked to a higher stroke risk, according to a study in Archives of Internal Medicine.

776. Retired Lt. Colonel Featured on Extreme Sports Television Show ...
http://www.pressbox.co.uk/Detailed/23167.html

2005-01-30 18:14:15
Description: There are enemy soldiers on American soil. They are killing 3,000 Americans a day. Colonel Bob Weinstein knows who these soldiers are. Their names are Heart Disease, Cancer and Stroke. On Sunday, January 23, and in February 2005, tentatively, February 6, 2005 at 3:00 PM, Colonel Weinstein is taking this message to the public, military-style which is when this segment will air on Telemundo. The February 2005 segment will also feature the US Naval Sea Cadet Corps participating in Beach Boot Camp. "Ritmo Deportivo" is an extreme sports show that airs every Sunday at 3:00 PM and is directed towards all sports lovers with the well-known reporter Leti Coo.

777. Dick Clark returns to California home
http://www.canada.com/entertainment/story.html?id=6fcfadc9-5631-4015-b715-79e231ffff32

2005-01-28 09:18:13
Description: MALIBU, Calif. (AP) -- American Bandstand icon Dick Clark is recuperating at home after a minor stroke put him in the hospital for more than seven weeks. Clark, 75, returned to his Malibu home Wednesday and was grateful for the many cards and letters he received during his hospital stay, publicist Paul Shefrin said.

778. Dick Clark released from hospital
http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/index.php?sty=35391

2005-01-27 09:18:42
Description: Dick Clark released from hospital Associated Press January 27, 2005 MALIBU, Calif. - "American Bandstand" icon Dick Clark is recuperating at home after a minor stroke put him in the hospital for more than seven weeks. Clark, 75, returned to his Malibu home Wednesday and was grateful for the many cards and letters he received during his hospital stay, publicist Paul Shefrin said.

779. Study Finds Plavix Has Higher Ulcer Risk than Aspirin
http://www.legalnewswatch.com/news_521.html

2005-01-26 18:10:57
Description: Plavix, a heart and stroke drug co-promoted by Sanofi-Aventis and Bristol-Myers Squibb, can cause more ulsers than aspirin used in combination with a heartburn pill, according to a study published Monday in the New England Journal of Medicine found. However, current Food and Drug Administration guidelines recommend Plavix for patients who have major gastrointestinal intolerance (GI) of aspirin.

780. Implant Eases Pain For Stroke Patients
http://cbs2chicago.com/health/local_story_020171945.html

2005-01-20 18:13:05
Description: CHICAGO (CBS 2) A high-tech implant helps ease the pain for stroke patients. It's a device that works by stimulating muscles to exercise. Jerry Sarapuk had a stroke two years ago that affected his left side. Now he hopes researchers at the University of Southern California can help with their new high-tech device called a Bion.