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Aug 4, 2026, 20:35
Ediga Naga Pradeep Kumar: Excited to Share My Latest Data Analytics Project – Stroke Risk Analysis Dashboard
Ediga Naga Pradeep Kumar, Business Analyst Aspirant, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Excited to share my latest Data Analytics project – Stroke Risk Analysis Dashboard!
Built using SQL and Tableau, this interactive dashboard analyzes stroke risk factors with dynamic filters and visual insights.
Key insights:
- The 61–80 age group recorded the highest stroke cases.
- Females had slightly more stroke cases than males.
- The Private work sector had the highest number of cases.
- Most stroke cases in this dataset were among married individuals.
- ‘Never Smoked’ was the largest smoking-status group in the dataset.
Fun observations:
More stroke cases appeared among married individuals. Coincidence? Probably. But if your partner asks, ‘Am I always right?’… the dashboard recommends answering wisely.
And before smokers start celebrating because ‘Never Smoked’ appears most often in this dataset… remember, the dashboard shows patterns, not causes.
This project strengthened my skills in:
- SQL
- Tableau
- Data Cleaning
- Data Visualization
- Dashboard Design”

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