Sentence examples for brain attack from inspiring English sources

I know this, because I had one kind of brain attack 20 years ago.

Everyone knows about heart attacks, but a brain attack, or stroke, can wreak as much havoc.

In plain English, the long-term disabilities attributable to that brain attack.

A brain attack is like having an earthquake at the centre of your fragile self.

In the 20 years since I had my "brain attack", stroke treatment in the UK has undergone a revolution.

Robert McCrum's two-part programme, Brain Attack, will be broadcast on BBC Radio 4 at 11am on 2 and 9 March.

Stroke mimics account for 5-30% of "brain attacks".

Patients with diseases that mimic stroke account for one-fifth of patients with brain attacks [1].

Specificity of the tools also needs to be determined in a prospective cohort of children with stroke and non-stroke brain attacks.

Any costly public health campaign will likely need to address both these vascular diseases together, and strokes are often referred to as "brain attacks," as many aspects of early stroke management mimic heart attack management [ 24, 25].

However they need to be tested by ED front line staff, in a prospective cohort study comparing stroke to non stroke brain attacks, to better define differences in presenting feature between these groups.