Bengaluru study links low vitamin B6 to strokes in young adults

A Bengaluru study compared vitamin B6 levels in 171 young adults with ischaemic stroke and 249 healthy people, and found B6 insufficiency was more common among the stroke patients. Researchers say the findings point to a possible link between low vitamin B6 and stroke risk in younger people, though further research is needed to establish whether the deficiency actually causes strokes.