Taking my dad to the World Cup after his stroke taught me a lot. Mostly, it taught me not to underestimate him.

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The author's dad suffered a stroke six months ago.

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Doctors Issue Warning After Fit 50-Year-Old Gets Stroke Tied to Energy Drinks

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Donald Glover said he had a stroke last year, and joked he copied Jamie Foxx. Here's the symptom they shared.

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Donald Glover told fans that he had a stroke last year.

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I visit my 82-year-old dad multiple times a week. He still tells people he's lonely.

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A cardiologist shared 4 seemingly healthy habits that can lead to heart failure, from too much protein to overdoing workouts

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A super high-protein diet can lead to inflammation, a cause of heart disease.

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Jamie Foxx had a stroke aged 55. A doctor shares 3 ways to help prevent them, as cases rise in younger people.

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Jamie Foxx was unconscious for weeks after having a stroke.

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Standing desks may not be a boon for health after all

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A top nutrition scientist had a stroke at 53. He did two things to lower his blood pressure — and cutting out salt wasn't one of them.

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Nutrition scientist Tim Spector changed his diet to lower his blood pressure after a stroke.

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Diet soda fans, look out for this ingredient — it may increase your risk of blood clots and heart problems, scientists say

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The health impacts of soda.

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The case for HIIT: Why short, intense workouts are so good for your fitness and longevity

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Research suggests that short, intense bursts of exercise like taking the stairs can have long-term health benefits.

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