UKSF Highlights: Stroke survivor Kate Cooke’s story
"I went back to work and it was really difficult. I was working from home, they were too scared to help me into the office, it was up two flights of stairs.”
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More ambulance struggles as stroke sufferer has to get bus to A&E
“If the ambulances hadn’t been cancelled, my husband wouldn’t be in the situation he is now.”
Stroke and asthma: Does it increase risk of stroke?
“Many physicians and patients don’t realise that asthmatic airway inflammation may affect the arteries, so for people with persistent asthma, addressing risk factors for cardiovascular disease may be really helpful."
Stroke and delirium: What are the risks?
A new study has suggested that stroke patients who experience [...]
New software is helping stroke survivors to communicate again
“These results are highly encouraging and suggest that the use of adaptive language-learning software should be considered for widespread adoption in treating aphasia.”
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Gut Feeling: New study on saving brain function after stroke
According to the American Heart Association, stroke is the leading [...]
The effect climate change is having on stroke
“Climate change poses many challenges for humanity, some of which are not well-studied."
Get up and get moving: Morning physical activity linked with the lowest risk of stroke
“The findings were particularly pronounced in women, and applied to both early birds and night owls.”
