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Deaf patients face limited interpreting services in CT hospitals, health outcomes suffer- John Silva was suddenly taken to Hartford Hospital following a brief stroke-like attack last year. He is deaf and has relied on the hospital’s American Sign Language interpreting service for over 40 years. John and his wife Kim, who is hard of...

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Black women who reported experiencing racism may be have a higher risk of having a stroke, says a new study published under Boston University’s Black Women’s Health Study.

Abrazo Health announced today that will be breaking ground soon on the first phase of development for its new medical campus in Buckeye.

Beckers is delighted to release its list of hospitals and health systems with spine and neuroscience programs to know. These programs are renowned for their excellent outcomes, leading surgical techniques and cutting-edge research.

The University of Cincinnati and UC Health have been renewed as the National Coordinating Center of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) StrokeNet, which is the primary infrastructure for multicenter trials of stroke funded by NIH and the pipeline for new potential treatments for adults and children with stroke and those at risk for stroke.

PETOSKEY — McLaren Northern Michigan has a new leader.

The number of outpatient visits at Cookeville Regional Medical Center increased by 2% in 2022-23 for a total of 186,031.

While women tend to live longer, their chances of getting a stroke are much higher than men. The main risk factor for stroke is high blood pressure or hypertension. Reports indicate that two in five women have high blood pressure or are taking medicine to control their blood pressure. Only one in four of women

KINGSTON, N.Y. – The owner of HealthAlliance Hospital did not say Tuesday whether a cyberattack on the facility’s computer system compromised patient information. In a statement from Westchester Medical Center Health Network, the company only reported that an investigation was ongoing. “The investigation regarding the cyberattack continues, and we will share an update on findings […]