Roughly 1,700 people in Saskatchewan are hospitalized for stroke each year, with about 300 of those cases resulting in death.

Canadian emergency rooms are seeing far fewer patients with serious heart attacks during the pandemic, and experts are worried.

According to Heart and Stroke, more Canadians die in the winter months, when the chance of heart attack or stroke increases by 10 per cent.

Long-term care centres should have rooms that can house couples, Bob Layton says.

An Oshawa family is being forced to dig into their retirement savings to cover their son's post-stroke care.

It's widely known that sleep deprivation is harmful in myriad ways — but now, new research shows that over-sleeping is damaging, too.

Work has begun on a new specialized stroke unit at Health Sciences Centre.

Big drops in a person's income have been linked to a higher chance of heart attack or stroke.

To eat or not to eat? Bob Layton bites into conflicting food research.

If you have never suffered a heart attack or stroke, you probably should not be taking a daily dose of aspirin to try and avoid them, according to new research out of Alberta.