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A 2026 study of 105,000 women links the Mediterranean diet to significantly lower stroke risk, especially hemorrhagic stroke.
A 2026 study of over 105,000 women found that those closely following a Mediterranean diet had an 18% lower overall stroke risk, a 16% lower risk of ischemic stroke, and a 25% lower risk of hemorrhagic stroke over 21 years, even after adjusting for lifestyle factors.
The diet emphasizes vegetables, fruits, whole grains, fish, olive oil, and moderate alcohol while limiting red meat and dairy.
The findings, from the California Teachers Study, add to evidence that diet plays a key role in stroke prevention, especially for hemorrhagic stroke, which is less commonly linked to dietary patterns.
The study was funded by the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke.
Un estudio de 2026 de 105.000 mujeres vincula la dieta mediterránea con un riesgo significativamente menor de accidente cerebrovascular, especialmente accidente cerebrovascular hemorrágico.