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  Ullas Pandalam health update: Malayalam actor seen walking with support after stroke

  Regional Cinema | October 05, 2025 17:25 IST

  Malayalam actor Ullas Pandalam, recovering from a stroke, was seen walking with support at a public event. His wife Divya’s care moved fans across Kerala.

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  Stroke: Debunking 5 common myths and revealing important facts about stroke from expert insights

  Health | January 29, 2025 8:09 IST

  Several myths persist about stroke. These myths often hinder individuals from seeking timely help or taking preventive measures. In this article, an expert has shared what kind of myths people have in their minds about stroke. Let's know!

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  World Stroke Day 2024: What is silent stroke? Know symptoms, risk factors and ways to prevent

  Health | October 29, 2024 13:33 IST

  Discover the hidden danger of silent strokes! Learn symptoms, risk factors, and prevention strategies on World Stroke Day 2024. Protect your brain health.

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  Mini stroke vs regular stroke: Know warning signs, symptoms and risk factors

  Health | November 09, 2021 13:15 IST

  Apart from the risks that are not under our control like age and family history, in general women have a higher risk of stroke/TIA than men. Other health conditions such as obesity, carotid artery disease, high BP, high cholesterol, diabetes, and preexisting heart conditions are also found to increase the odds of stroke/TIA.

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  Strokes may lead to an increase in desire for alcohol

  Lifestyle | June 02, 2017 11:28 IST

  Strokes can cause several negative impacts on human brain. The changes caused by strokes on brain may lead to an increase in alcohol-seeking behaviour, an animal study has showed.

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  Youngsters with high blood pressure are more at risk for stroke

  Lifestyle | May 20, 2017 15:46 IST

  If your teenage son or daughter has a common type of high blood pressure, then he/she might be at a greater risk of kidney and brain damage in adulthood.

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  Depressed stroke survivors face triple death risk

  Lifestyle | January 14, 2013 8:30 IST

  Washington: Stroke victims who are depressed are likely to face a triple risk of early death than people who have not experienced a stroke or depression, says a new study."Up to one in three people