Thrombectomy reduces disability and mortality in large strokes, study finds
Mechanical thrombectomy (MT) is highly effective at preventing disability and [...]
Mechanical thrombectomy (MT) is highly effective at preventing disability and [...]
Sunday was World Stroke Day, where campaign groups, patients, researchers and advocates around the world called attention to one of the leading causes of death and disability globally. According to data from the Stroke Association, a stroke strikes every five minutes in the UK, impacting the lives of not only survivors themselves but their families and loved ones, too. In the context of World Stroke Day, we have rounded up the most exciting stroke research and innovation from recent months.
As many as 1.7 million people could be living with [...]

This week seven expert panellists came together to look ahead [...]
The UK Government's long-awaited ABI Strategy has the potential to [...]
Scientists are shedding light on the concept of neuroplasticity - a phenomenon that allows the brain to restructure itself after injury such as a TBI or stroke. Neuroplasticity is integral to recovery outcomes in brain injury rehabilitation and encompasses two critical aspects: synaptic plasticity and structural plasticity. In this article find out about: The groundbreaking findings on neuroplasticity The relevance of tech-enabled rehab Behavioural compensation's role in neuro-rehab
Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and [...]
Six expert panellists recently came together to discuss the future [...]