I AM COMMITMENT.
Preventing another stroke is my superpower. Taking small steps today to defeat stroke!
I WILL Prevent Another Stroke
1 in 4 stroke survivors will have another. Yet up to 80% of strokes may be prevented with a combination of medication and healthy habits, such as healthy diet and physical activity, that can have a big impact.
Secondary Stroke Prevention
Learn about the new guideline released by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association for prevention of stroke in patients with previous stroke or a transient ischemic attack (TIA). Schedule time with your doctor to better understand the steps you can take to reduce your chance of another ischemic stroke.
Talk to your doctor about a prevention plan that could include:
- Managing High Blood Pressure
- Controlling Cholesterol
- Manage Blood Glucose
- Being Active
- Eating Better
- Losing Weight
- Quit Smoking/Tobacco/Vaping
Take prescribed medications and check with your doctor before making any changes.
Resources for Preventing Another Stroke
- High Blood Pressure and Stroke (Infographic)
- Preventing Another Stroke - 2021 Guidelines (PDF) (New)
- I AM Determined to Prevent Another Stroke
- YO EVITARE otro ataque cerebral o ataque cardiaco infografía
- I WILL Prevent Another Heart Attack or Stroke (Video)
- What to Do Instead of Having Another Stroke (PDF)
- Secondary Stroke Prevention Checklist for Health Care Professionals (PDF)
- Taking Steps to Prevent Another Stroke Sheet (PDF)
- Life After Stroke Guide English (PDF)
- Life After Stroke Guide Spanish (PDF)
- I AM Determined to Prevent Another Stroke
- 5 Hechos Clave Sobre el Ataque Cerebral
- No Tendré Más Ataques Cardíacos ni Cerebrales (Video)
- Aspirin and Stroke
Calling 911 Still Important Despite COVID-19
Stroke is a medical emergency. If someone is experiencing symptoms, they should still call 911 as soon as possible. By learning and sharing the F.A.S.T. warning signs, you just might save a life from stroke.

Together to End Stroke Anthem
This video brings awareness to the American Stroke Association's consumer initiative Together to End Stroke which aims to educate consumers that stroke is largely preventable, treatable and beatable.