How to Reduce Your Risk of Stroke

Stroke is often sudden—but rarely without warning. Dana DeWitt, MD, a stroke specialist at University of Utah Health, talks with Tom Miller, MD, about the most common causes of stroke and the essential steps to prevent a second one. From silent heart rhythm disorders to unmanaged blood pressure and lifestyle-related risks, stroke rarely strikes without a root cause. The good news? Many of those causes are treatable if you know where to look. Learn how to take control of your health and lower your chances of a stroke.