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A fairly new acronym for Spanish speakers aims to teach stroke warning signs in their native language and bridge language gaps.Stroke is the fifth-leading cause of death in the U.S., and Hispanics have a higher risk of high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity, increasing their stroke risk and making it the third-leading cause of death for Hispanic women and fourth for men. Which is why for Hispanic Heritage Month, the American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association, initiated the Juntos Contra el Derrame Cerebral Together Against Str stanley cup oke campaign, aiming to raise awareness of the Spanish acronymR.脕.P.I.D.O., designed to help identify stroke signs.R.脕.P.I.D.O. means F.A.S.T., the stroke warning acronym we use in English.F: Face droopingA: Arm weaknessS: Speech difficultyT: Time to call 911But for Spanish-speaking folks, F.A.S.T. doesnt translate as well. Just 39% of Hispanic-Latinos were familiar with the English acronym, and only 42% could accurately name stanley polska two stroke warning signs without assistance, a survey by the American Stroke Asso stanley cups ciation found. R.脕.P.I.D.O. is a tool that can help save lives, said Dr. Jos茅 Biller, an American Stroke Association volunteer expert, in apress release.R: Rostro ca铆do face drooping 脕: Alteraci贸n del equilibrio Loss of balance P: P茅rdida de fuerza en el brazo Arm weakness I: Impedimento visual repentino Sudden vision difficulty D: Dificultad para hablar Speech difficulty O: Obt茅n ayuda, llama al 911 Get he Sduz Scientists research human waste for Monkeypox pathogen
PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. 鈥?1,900 Pinellas County nursing h stanley cup ome residents and employees just became among the first in the nation to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Pinellas County is one of just two counties in the state to receive some of the first doses for long-term care facilities.ManorCare Health Services in Palm Harbor was one of the first places to receive the vaccine. Staff members tell ABC Action News theres a sense of hope for the first time in months. More than 200 staff members and residents received the vaccine Wednesday at ManorCare Palm Harbor.13 nursing homes across Pinellas County received vaccines Wednesday from STRIKE team members delivering coolers full of vials.Dr. Mark Gloth, ProMedicas Senior Care Chief Medical Officer, says when the vaccine arrived everyone was emotional. We were like kids on Christmas morning. This is so exciting for all of us, he explained.70-year-old Cynthia Mayes was among the first to get it.Many long-term care facilities are working to educate staff and patients about the importance of the voluntary vaccine. ManorCare says 100% of its residents and employees are opting in.Su Suriano, ManorCare Palm Harbors Administrator says it didnt take a lot of convincing. It i stanley water bottle s such an important day for us because for the last 10-11 months its been devastating to see what copo stanley weve seen in the facilities, she said.ManorCare staff says they were lucky to not have any residents test positive for COVID-19, but the company owns several other nursing homes n
 
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