As stroke rates continue to rise among young adults, one Boston man is sharing his experience of a life-threatening event at just 27 years old.
Patrick Mascoli, an engineer and fitness enthusiast, was regularly running 40 miles a week at the time of his medical emergency. Beyond a history of migraines, there were no obvious symptoms or warning signs, he shared with Fox News Digital.
On a Sunday in July 2024, Mascoli went for a 10-mile run and headed to the gym for a lifting session. As he was changing alone in the locker room, something felt suddenly wrong.
“It just felt like a bomb went off in my head,” he shared with Fox News Digital. “The…
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