Welcome to Talk About TIA

A resource to help you understand
transient ischemic attack (TIA).

Many people don't know that having
a TIA is a serious warning sign of
potential future stroke, even though
it happens to more than 240,000
Americans every year.¹

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I came across an important tidbit on www.TalkAboutTIA.com today that I want to share with you:

TIA (transient ischemic attack) symptoms may be subtle and disappear quickly so many don't realize they've had a TIA or report it to their doctors.¹ It's important to know how to recognize a TIA in yourself or those you love so that, should the need arise, you can seek help and talk with a doctor about the potential risk for a future stroke. Click here to learn more about TIA and how to recognize the signs and symptoms.

In good health,

National Stroke Association. Transient Ischemic Attack Prevention Brochure. 2007. Found at: http://www.stroke.org/site/DocServer/TIA.pdf?docID=405

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Welcome to Talk About TIA

A resource to help you understandtransient ischemic attack (TIA).

See whereTIA symptomsoccur in the body

Risk Factors

Warning Signs and Symptoms

Get Talking About TIA!

A resource to help you understand
transient ischemic attack (TIA).

See where
TIA symptoms
occur in the body