How Can Strokes Be Prevented?

How Can Strokes Be Prevented? (0:48)

You can prevent strokes by managing risk factors, says Phaniraj Iyengar, MD, a vascular neurologist at Sunrise Hospital. In this video, he describes controlling blood pressure and diabetes, eating proper food and exercising.

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