Ignorance Not Bliss For Women Dying Of Stroke Each Week
( Stroke Association 17-Nov-08 )
110 women under the age of 65 in the UK will have a stroke this week and 37 will die as a result. Of these, 15 could have been saved by simply controlling their blood pressure, the single biggest risk factor for stroke, The Stroke Association says today.
Australian Stroke Research Could Save Lives And Millions Of Dollars
( Research Australia 3-Nov-08 )
The Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) Stroke Research Group has developed a system to fast track stroke treatment which could benefit thousands of Australian stroke patients and save millions of dollars annually.
Neurology Expert To Drive Imaging Technology For Better Health Outcomes
( UQ 28-Oct-08 )
The University of Queensland has recruited a world expert in imaging to establish a centre that will use the latest scanning technology to work on cures for some of the most debilitating human diseases.
Some Disabilities Remain Hidden After Stroke
( UMDNJ 23-Oct-08 )
An individual suffers a stroke and doctors and nurses in the hospital swoop in to intervene in the immediate life-threatening medical problems. But what happens after stroke survivors battle back to health and can go home? Often, they and their families are still left with problems and questions.
Can Exercise Prevent A Severe Stroke?
( AAN 23-Oct-08 )
A new study shows that people who are physically active before suffering a stroke may have less severe problems as a result and recover better compared to those who did not exercise before having a stroke.
University Secures Record Funding For Health And Medical Research
( Research Australia 21-Oct-08 )
The University of Newcastle has received a record $14.8 million from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC).
Funding for four research projects into asthma, breast cancer, stroke and mental illness accounts for almost half of the total amount awarded to the University.
Australian Government Supports Walk to Work Day
( DoHA 3-Oct-08 )
The Minister for Health and Ageing, Nicola Roxon, will today take part in Walk to Work Day by stretching her legs with CEO of Good Health Solution, Dr John Lang, and staff and Chairperson of the Pedestrian Council of Australia, Harold Scruby, in Sydney.
Soy May Benefit Stroke Patients
( BBCNews 30-Sep-08 )
A chemical found in soybeans and chickpeas could benefit people who have suffered a stroke, say researchers.
Size Of Hemorrhagic Stroke Reduced By Indian Spice
( MCG 25-Sep-08 )
You might want to make curcumin part of your daily diet.
This active ingredient of the Indian curry spice, turmeric, not only lowers your chances of getting cancer and Alzheimer's disease, but may reduce the size of a hemorrhagic stroke, say Medical College of Georgia researchers.
Revealing The Extent Of Stroke Damage
( Research Australia 24-Sep-08 )
A Hunter stroke researcher has received national recognition for his research exploring changes in brain circulation in the first few hours after stroke.
Triple Cocktail To Tackle Stroke Risk
( Nottingham University 24-Sep-08 )
Scientists at The University of Nottingham are to investigate whether giving recovering stroke patients a triple cocktail of medicines could reduce their chances of a further attack.
Unlocking The Brain After Stroke
( UQ 23-Sep-08 )
University of Queensland research is set to unlock the regions of the brain central to successful language treatment following a stroke.
Stroke Patients To Test Sensors
( BBCNews 18-Sep-08 )
Motion sensors similar to those developed for video games like Nintendo Wii may help stroke patients relearn simple tasks, researchers say.
Taking Stock for Stroke Prevention
( AMA 17-Sep-08 )
To coincide with National Stroke Week, the Australian Medical Association today warned that the more risks factors someone had, the greater their risk of having a stroke.
Brush Your Teeth And Look After Your Heart
( MNT 16-Sep-08 )
Research from Ireland and the UK suggests that people who have bleeding gums from poor dental hygiene and not brushing their teeth regularly could be increasing their risk of heart disease because bacteria in the mouth enter the bloodstream and stick to platelets, leading to blood clots that interrupt the supply of blood to the heart and causing a heart attack.
Patients On Antiplatelet Medication Benefit From Clot-Reducing Therapy, But With Risk
( MNT 3-Apr-08 )
Working Out Regularly Lowers Chemical Stress In The Body Related To Disease And Aging
( TU 21-Mar-08 )
Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients Display An Anti-Inflammatory Response To The Vegan Diet
( BMC 20-Mar-08 )
The Stroke Association Response To 'immunisation Instead Of Medication To Control Blood Pressure'
( TSA 14-Mar-08 )
Scientists Develop New Techniques For Detecting Harmful Blood Clots/Air Bubbles In Arteries
( UL 21-Feb-08 )
Preparing For Clinical Trials In Stem Cell Therapy Studies For Stroke, Cerebral Palsy
( MCG 31-Jan-08 )
Area Of The Brain That Processes Visual Inputs Can Reorganize After A Stroke
( Society for Neuroscience 10-Sep-07 )
Trial Stops After Stroke And Mortality Significantly Reduced By Blood Pressure-lowering Treatment For Over 80s, UK
( Imperial College London 21-Aug-07 )
Public More Concerned With Their Wealth Than Health, New Survey Finds, UK
( Stroke Association 21-Aug-07 )
The Stroke Association's Response To The Stroke Strategy Consultation, UK
( Stroke Association 26-Jul-07 )
Pneumonia Leads List Of Causes Of Hospital Re-Admissions After Stroke
( Indiana University 1-Jul-07 )
Stroke Is No Longer Your Grandfather's Disease: Twice As Likely To Strike Middle-Aged Women
( National Stroke Associaton 1-Jul-07 )
Excite For Women And Ultimates For Men Recall
( Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration 21-Jun-07 )
Closer Monitoring Of Blood Thinning Drugs Recommended
( Canadian Medical Association Journal 19-Jun-07 )
Agreement Signed By Queensland Premier Peter Beattie And MUSC Leaders Will Focus On Neuroscience Research
( MUSC 15-May-07 )
Stroke Risk Nearly Doubles For Siblings Of People Who Have Had A Stroke
( American Academy of Neurology 15-May-07 )
Millions At Risk From 'Silent Killer', UK's Third Biggest Killer
( The Stroke Association 15-May-07 )
Dental X-Rays Of Carotid Artery Not Enough To Estimate Stroke Risk
( American Dental Association 15-May-07 )
Response To 'Eating Less Salt Could Prevent Cardiovascular Disease', The Stroke Association, UK
( The Stroke Association 15-May-07 )
Intravenous Delivery Of Clot-Busting Drug Still Best Intervention For Ischemic Stroke
( AHA 21-Apr-07 )
Amphetamine, Cocaine Use Increase Risk Of Stroke In Young Adults
( UT Southwestern Medical Center 17-Apr-07 )
Long-term Functional Outcome After Stroke: The Impact Of MRI-detected Lesion Characteristics
( The Rudolf Magnus Institute 26-Mar-07 )
Children Can Better Understand The Effects Of Stroke On Loved Ones By Reading Online Book
( Washington University 20-Mar-07 )
High BMI Associated With Lower Likelihood Of Being Discharged Home After Hospitalization For Stroke
( Archives of Neurology 20-Mar-07 )
Internal Clock's Control Of Blood Pressure Has Implications For Treating Heart Attacks And Stroke
( PENN Medicine 4-Mar-07 )
Legislation To Help Improve Heart Disease, Stroke Prevention Efforts Among Women
( kaisernetwork.org 1-Mar-07 )
Treadmill Training With Harness Support: Selection Of Parameters For Individuals With Poststroke Hemiparesis
( Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development 21-Feb-07 )



