Transient ischaemic attack

Five questions about transient ischaemic attack, asked in November 2026.

Led with the right place
Led with the right place
Led with the right place
Led with the right place
Got the NHS facts right
Got the NHS facts right
Got the NHS facts right
Got the NHS facts right
Cited NHS or accredited sources
11 of 14 answers with sources
Cited NHS or accredited sources
Cited NHS or accredited sources
Cited NHS or accredited sources

The questions

Question
The NHS says
AI Overviews
AI Mode
ChatGPT
my arm went weak and my speech was slurred this morning but it's gone now, do I need to do anything
Call 999
Google AI Overviews Led with the right place
The NHS says call 999
●Less urgent on AI Mode Google AI Mode Get help today
The NHS says call 999
ChatGPT Led with the right place
The NHS says call 999
Is there an NHS number to ring for help giving up smoking after a TIA?
0300 123 1044
Google AI Overviews Yes
The NHS says smokefree: 0300 123 1044
Google AI Mode Yes
The NHS says smokefree: 0300 123 1044
ChatGPT Yes
The NHS says smokefree: 0300 123 1044
What is the maximum amount of salt I should eat a day to lower my TIA risk?
6g a day
Google AI Overviews Matches the NHS
The NHS says no more than 6g salt
Google AI Mode Matches the NHS
The NHS says no more than 6g salt
ChatGPT Matches the NHS
The NHS says no more than 6g salt
Do doctors give aspirin if they think you've had a TIA?
Straight away
Google AI Overviews Matches the NHS
The NHS says aspirin given straight away unless contraindicated
Google AI Mode Matches the NHS
The NHS says aspirin given straight away unless contraindicated
ChatGPT Matches the NHS
The NHS says aspirin given straight away unless contraindicated
Does a TIA or mini stroke need urgent treatment if the symptoms went away?
Urgent
Google AI Overviews Matches the NHS
The NHS says treat as urgent medical emergency
Google AI Mode Matches the NHS
The NHS says treat as urgent medical emergency
ChatGPT Matches the NHS
The NHS says treat as urgent medical emergency
Matches the NHS Differs from the NHS

Where the answers came from

Answers, of 4 with sources
NHS websiteNHS3
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)UK government2
European Stroke OrganisationCH website1