Stroke
Women have been under-represented in stroke clinical trials for the past 30 years, new research has found, making it harder to interpret what the findings really mean for them.
Having had a stroke and lost his job within a week, Adrian Day is now committed to showing others there is hope even during the bleakest of times.
The practical, emotional and physical impact of having a stroke and living with its consequences has been laid bare in new research.
An app to track and improve communication recovery for people with aphasia is being developed, inspired by a stroke survivor who wanted to monitor his progress.
A robotically-enhanced means of mental practice for stroke survivors is being developed to help maximise post-stroke rehabilitation.
Intensive rehabilitation of arm and hand use after a stroke should begin two to three months after the event to deliver the best possible results, a new clinical trial has revealed.
Traumatic experiences, including sexual violence, could be linked to dementia, stroke and other brain disorders in women, new research has indicated.
With 1 in 4 people over the age of 40 likely to develop a heart rhythm disorder like atrial fibrillation (AF) in their lifetime, the risk of experiencing an AF-related stroke has never been higher. NR Times learns more about Fibricheck, a fast-growing international solution which can detect irregularities and deliver actionable life-saving results
A stroke survivor is drawing on his own personal experience to help others recover from life-changing injuries at the UK’s first brain injury rehabilitation centre focusing on outdoor activities.
A rehabilitation device can increase the amount of arm exercises stroke patients do without professional supervision, according to a new study.
