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  • Driving after a stroke: Guidelines and regulations
    Stroke3 Apr

    Driving after a stroke: Guidelines and regulations

    The ability to drive gives us the power to travel independently, whether it is just the everyday drive to work or dropping the kids at school, however, for a stroke survivor, whether they are able to resume driving depends on the after affects of their stroke. Here, SR Times explores the guidelines and regulations regarding [...]

  • Planning home care after a stroke
    Stroke3 Apr

    Planning home care after a stroke

    Cavendish Homecare discuss post-stroke rehab and maximising independence

  • Depression linked to stroke in new study
    Stroke30 Mar

    Depression linked to stroke in new study

    As well as depression causing greater risk, it can also adversely affect stroke recovery, new research shows

  • How VR is shaping the future of Stroke Rehabilitation
    Stroke24 Mar

    How VR is shaping the future of Stroke Rehabilitation

    The rapid evolution of Virtual reality (VR) technology has opened new opportunities for uses within the health care sector. One of the areas most promising within the healthcare sector is the use of VR for stroke rehabilitation.  SR Times takes a look at the benefits VR has to offer for stroke rehabilitation. Immersive, personalised therapy [...]

  • What are the lesser known causes of stroke?
    Stroke22 Mar

    What are the lesser known causes of stroke?

    Risk factors for stroke, such as high blood pressure, smoking, diabetes, and high cholesterol, are well-known, but what about those factors less known? Here, SR Times discusses some of those lesser-known stroke causing conditions. Fibromuscular dysplasia (FMD) Fibromuscular dysplasia is a rare condition in which the walls of the arteries become thickened and narrowed, which [...]

  • High-intensity interval training ‘benefits stroke survivors’ mobility’
    Stroke21 Mar

    High-intensity interval training ‘benefits stroke survivors’ mobility’

    HIIT approach to walking delivers stronger outcomes post-stroke than moderate exercise, study reveals

  • Cutting-edge Stroke AI Technology gets FDA Clearance
    Stroke21 Mar

    Cutting-edge Stroke AI Technology gets FDA Clearance

    Oxford based Brainomix have announced they have received FDA clearance for its flagship stroke artificial intelligence imaging software. This means that its Brainomix 360 e-ASPECTS tool for stroke can now be deployed for use in US stroke centres. The Brainomix 360 stroke platform is a collection of tools that use state-of-the-art AI algorithms to support [...]

  • How obesity increases stroke risk
    Stroke20 Mar

    How obesity increases stroke risk

    Here, SR Times looks at how obesity can cause an individual to have an increased risk of stroke. Obesity is a serious health condition that affects millions around the world. Defined as having a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or higher, and it is associated with numerous health problems, including stroke. Obesity increases the [...]

  • Aphasia-friendly choir helps stroke survivors find their voice
    Stroke16 Mar

    Aphasia-friendly choir helps stroke survivors find their voice

    Wales' first choir of its kind supporting the ongoing recovery of speech and development of confidence through music

  • “For what we have to do, the sector is vastly underpaid, and for that we feel massively undervalued”: The truth of being a clinical support worker on a stroke ward
    Stroke16 Mar

    “For what we have to do, the sector is vastly underpaid, and for that we feel massively undervalued”: The truth of being a clinical support worker on a stroke ward

    Here, a clinical support worker who works on a stroke ward shares their story of the true reality of working on a stroke ward in 2023, including their thoughts on the recruitment process, as well as funding and feeling undervalued. It was never my intention to go into the care sector, and not something I [...]

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