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Warning: stroke in young people

Warning: stroke in young people

7/14/2020 9:36:46 AM

According to the World Health Organization (WHO): "Every year, in the world, about 15 million people have stroke, of which about 5 million people die and 5 million people become permanently disabled".

Notably, the rate of stroke among young people tends to increase. Even about 83,000 people at 20s or younger have the disease per year. So, what is the cause of stroke? Why is the disease rejuvenating and how to prevent it?

All will be answered in the video below with MSc. Dr. Hoang Cong Duong - Medical Director, Head of Cardiology Department, CarePlus International Clinic.

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