Stroke
Radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced when metals like uranium or radium break down in rocks and soil, has been linked to increased stroke risk.
Radon is a known cause of lung cancer but new research has found exposure to high levels of this indoor air pollutant may be associated with an increased risk of ischemic stroke in middle age to older women.
Study reveals anxiety, depression and PTSD in loved ones, again highlighting challenges of being a carer
Study shows optimum period is during or shortly after the menopause, rather than years down the line
New understanding of left-sided dyslexia could help develop personalised interventions
Study shows potential of new intervention even days after stroke
Research hailed as being crucial in design of more personalised and effective treatment strategies for patients
Mark Hitchman, managing director of Canon Medical Systems UK, explains why innovations in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for healthcare will deliver time efficiencies and better standards of care for patients
Study reveals window for optimum gains for those whose stroke has led to communication difficulties
Expert analysis on the role of live stroke registries in improving pathway management.
New technology currently being piloted by Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is helping to cut the time it takes to diagnose and treat people suspected of having a stroke.
