"Interrupted Currents: Preventing and Treating Strokes" offers a comprehensive examination of strokes, focusing on the critical aspects of prevention, acute care, and long-term rehabilitation. The book delves into the various causes of strokes, from blood clots and narrowed arteries to less common sources such as arterial dissections and atrial fibrillation. It outlines essential emergency response strategies that can significantly affect outcomes, detailing the importance of recognizing early symptoms and acting quickly. The guide also explores the rehabilitation process, offering insight into the physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges that survivors face and providing practical strategies for recovery. Additionally, it discusses preventative measures, including lifestyle adjustments and medical interventions, to help readers minimize their stroke risk. This book is an invaluable resource for those at risk, stroke survivors, caregivers, and healthcare professionals looking to deepen their understanding of stroke dynamics and care.