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World Stroke Day, on October 29, is a special day when people everywhere learn about strokes. A stroke happens when blood can't reach the brain, and it can make someone very sick. On this day, families, teachers, and doctors talk about how to spot signs of a stroke, like when someone suddenly can't move part of their body or can't speak well. They also share tips on staying healthy to help prevent strokes, like eating well and exercising. By learning together, we can help keep our brains safe and support those who have had a stroke.
How to celebrate World Stroke Day?
On World Stroke Day, you can help by sharing healthy habits. Tell your friends how eating fruits, veggies, and exercising keeps our brain happy. Maybe organize a fun walk or run with friends and family. Create colorful posters using crayons to remind everyone to be active and eat well. At home, play memory games to make your brain strong. You can also watch a short video with family to learn more about preventing strokes. If you want to get creative, write a short story or draw pictures about brain health. Helping and sharing these ideas can make a big difference!
Where World Stroke Day is celebrated?
- - International
