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1s cerebral stroke, commonly known as "stroke", is the "number one killer" that threatens human health.
At present, it is believed that the best measure to reduce the incidence of stroke is prevention [1] ]
.
Although previous studies have identified psychological stress [2-3], life events [4], alcohol abuse, clinical infections, coffee consumption, sexual behavior, trauma, and surgery as potential triggers for stroke [5-7], few reports have been made The correlation between emotions such as anger or upset or severe physical exertion and stroke, and the sample size of the above-mentioned studies is usually small and limited to a certain country or region [8]
.
Source: Screenshot of the literature Recently, Andrew Smyth et al.
published a paper in the European Heart Journal, an authoritative journal in the cardiovascular field, and conducted a controlled study of the first stroke cases in 32 countries, including 13,462 acute stroke cases.
, distress and the relationship between heavy physical labor and stroke [8]
.
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Subscribe to the discipline you care about Subscribe to the daily push of the subject, and read a new top issue every day! Such a useful tool, let's use it! References: [1].
Norrving B, Davis SM, Feigin VL, Mensah GA, Sacco RL, Varghese C.
Stroke prevention worldwide—what could make it work? Neuroepidemiology 2015;45: 215–220[2].
Prasad M, Khanna P, Katyal VK, Verma R.
Acute psychological stress is a trigger for stroke: a case-crossover study.
J Stroke Cerebrovasc Dis 2020;29:104799.
[3].
Aalbaek FS, Graff S, Vestergaard M.
Risk of stroke after bereavement—a systematic literat[4].
Gronewold J, Engels M, van de Velde S et al.
Effects of life events and social isolation on stroke and coronary heart disease.
Stroke 2021;52:735–747.
ure review.
Acta Neurol Scand 2017;136:293–297.
[5].
Sharma A, Prasad K, Padma MV et al.
Prevalence of triggering factors in acute stroke:
.
Relevant parties are requested to check separately when adopting or using it as a basis for decision-making
.
1s cerebral stroke, commonly known as "stroke", is the "number one killer" that threatens human health.
At present, it is believed that the best measure to reduce the incidence of stroke is prevention [1] ]
.
Although previous studies have identified psychological stress [2-3], life events [4], alcohol abuse, clinical infections, coffee consumption, sexual behavior, trauma, and surgery as potential triggers for stroke [5-7], few reports have been made The correlation between emotions such as anger or upset or severe physical exertion and stroke, and the sample size of the above-mentioned studies is usually small and limited to a certain country or region [8]
.
Source: Screenshot of the literature Recently, Andrew Smyth et al.
published a paper in the European Heart Journal, an authoritative journal in the cardiovascular field, and conducted a controlled study of the first stroke cases in 32 countries, including 13,462 acute stroke cases.
, distress and the relationship between heavy physical labor and stroke [8]
.
Let's take a look at today's news! Want to see more of the previous issues of "Top Issue Highlights"? Come to the "Clinical Assistant in the Medical Community" service number to check it out! 1.
Click on the business card below to follow the official account of "Clinical Assistant in the Medical Field" 2.
Find "Top Journals" in the menu bar 3.
View the latest journals in various disciplines 4.
You can also click "Subscription Settings" 5.
Subscribe to the discipline you care about Subscribe to the daily push of the subject, and read a new top issue every day! Such a useful tool, let's use it! References: [1].
Norrving B, Davis SM, Feigin VL, Mensah GA, Sacco RL, Varghese C.
Stroke prevention worldwide—what could make it work? Neuroepidemiology 2015;45: 215–220[2].
Prasad M, Khanna P, Katyal VK, Verma R.
Acute psychological stress is a trigger for stroke: a case-crossover study.
J Stroke Cerebrovasc Dis 2020;29:104799.
[3].
Aalbaek FS, Graff S, Vestergaard M.
Risk of stroke after bereavement—a systematic literat[4].
Gronewold J, Engels M, van de Velde S et al.
Effects of life events and social isolation on stroke and coronary heart disease.
Stroke 2021;52:735–747.
ure review.
Acta Neurol Scand 2017;136:293–297.
[5].
Sharma A, Prasad K, Padma MV et al.
Prevalence of triggering factors in acute stroke:
.
Relevant parties are requested to check separately when adopting or using it as a basis for decision-making
.
