Three Ways to Prevent a Second Stroke

Nearly one in four strokes occurs in someone who has already had a stroke, making prevention a critical part of recovery. Steven Edgley, MD, Director of Stroke Rehabilitation at University of Utah Health, explains the three major “buckets” of stroke prevention. He discusses why stroke survivors often face unique challenges with exercise and mobility, how inactivity can lead to a downward spiral of declining health, and the importance of rehabilitation in helping patients stay on an upward path. Learn the practical steps that can help reduce your risk of a second stroke and support long-term health and independence.