Two thirds of ischaemic stroke patients had major underlying risk factors, research has revealed
Trials show it can accurately identify and count arm movements, and clinical trials could see its wider introduction
The PhEAST research will look at the use of electrical stimulation and has gone live at its first site
The study could revolutionise how patients undergo assessment and rehabilitation for upper limb spasticity
Stroke survivor and GripAble ambassador Kate Allatt shares her insight and personal experience
Stephen Hammond MP hails its innovation and "extraordinary" success to date and potential
The Stroke Association study shows the lack of knowledge of the levels of disability it can cause, or that it is the UK's fourth biggest killer
Accessible, interactive and tailored support can deliver significant health benefits, a new study reveals
Women are more likely to have more generalised symptoms, like confusion and weakness, new research reveals
Through taking ADAs, the risk of ischaemic stroke may be significantly higher early into treatment