- India sees a sharp rise in strokes among young adults, doctors warn Business Standard
- The urgent need to bring stroke rehabilitation into the mainstream The Hindu
- Bengaluru: Doctors see increase in stroke cases among youngsters Deccan Herald
- Time is brain: On World Stroke Day, doctors stress golden 4.5 hours after stroke Times of India
- Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath’s message after surviving a stroke: ‘Time is brain, every minute counts’ Mint
India sees a sharp rise in strokes among young adults, doctors warn Business StandardThe urgent need to bring stroke rehabilitation into the mainstream The HinduBengaluru: Doctors see increase in stroke cases among youngsters Deccan HeraldTime is brain: On World Stroke Day, doctors stress golden 4.5 hours after stroke Times of IndiaZerodha CEO Nithin Kamath’s message after surviving a stroke: ‘Time is brain, every minute counts’ Mint by Soban News (international And National News)