Ranked as the second leading cause of death and the primary factor to adult disability
worldwide, stroke has become a global epidemic problem and burden. As a developing …

Background: South Asia and Southeast Asia account for more than 40% of the global stroke
burden, with differences in stroke risk factors, mortality, and outcomes compared to high …

Background: Data on nationwide trends for stroke metrics are crucial to understand the
extent of the disease burden to a country's health system. Yet, this information remains …

Objective: This study aims to establish a risk assessment model based on traditional risk
factors combined with the Fazekas classification of white matter lesions and retinal vascular …

Abstract Background: South Asia and Southeast Asia account for more than 40% of the
global stroke burden, with differences in stroke risk factors, mortality, and outcomes …

Ranked as the second leading cause of death and the primary factor to adult disability
worldwide, stroke has become a global epidemic problem and burden. As a developing …

Objective: Sex-related differences are well established among stroke patients, including the
incidence and prevalence of stroke being higher among men than among women. However …

Historically, the stroke incidence, prevalence and mortality have been reported to be higher
in men compared to women. But this gap seems to be narrowing over time. Recent data from …

Background: Hemorrhagic strokes have not declined in the United States despite a decline
worldwide. Purpose: To identify hemorrhagic stroke risk associated with nonsteroidal anti …