Sex Differences In Secondary Stroke Prevention – European Stroke Organisation
European Stroke Organisation shared a post on LinkedIn:
”Do men and women face different health challenges after ischemic stroke?
Reducing the risk of another stroke means working towards important health targets – from blood pressure and cholesterol to physical activity, weight and lifestyle. But these targets can be difficult to achieve, and the challenges may not be the same for everyone.
A study presented at ESOC 2026 analysed data from 2,189 stroke survivors and explored differences between men and women in meeting secondary prevention targets.
Swipe through our latest Stroke Insights carousel to discover what the researchers found – and why understanding these differences may matter for supporting people after stroke.”
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