"Dr. Dre's Battle: Surviving Three Strokes and a Brain Aneurysm"

Dr. Dre revealed that the brain aneurysm he suffered led to three strokes within his two-week hospital stay. The type of stroke that occurs after a brain aneurysm rupture is called a hemorrhagic stroke, which accounts for 3-5% of all new strokes. Familiarizing yourself with the symptoms of stroke, such as BE FAST (balance, eye, face, arms, speech, time to call 911), can save lives because early treatment is critical to a person’s survival and quality of life. There are known risk factors to avoid that may increase the chances of having a stroke, including managing blood pressure, controlling cholesterol, reducing blood sugar, staying active, eating better, losing weight, and quitting smoking.