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Stroke-related death rates in Europe on the decline

Stroke-related death rates in Europe in decline

New research published in the European Heart Journal has shown stroke-related death rates are declining overall in Europe, but in some countries the decline...
WHO release of ICD-11 “important step further for the future of neurology”

WHO release of ICD-11 “important step further for the future of neurology”

The newly released International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD-11) will be implemented for the World Federation of Neurology, which has...
Is insomnia a long-term side effect of stroke?

Is insomnia a long-term side effect of stroke?

Stroke patients experience long-term issues with insomnia, which puts them at an increased risk of depression and limits their ability to learn new skills,...
Heart doctors want to provide treatment for acute ischaemic stroke

Heart doctors want to provide treatment for acute ischaemic stroke

Heart doctors from the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Council on Stroke are calling on national authorities for permission to provide acute ischaemic stroke...
New drug helps reduce inflammation in patients in early stages of stroke

New drug helps reduce inflammation in patients in early stages of stroke

Researchers at the University of Manchester and Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, UK, have shown that an anti-inflammatory drug, which has been given to...
Respiratory infections increase risk of heart attack and stroke

Respiratory infections increase risk of heart attack and stroke

People who have had respiratory infections are six times more likely to suffer from a heart attack or stroke in the days following infection,...
22 new genetic risk factors for stroke have been identified

22 new genetic risk factors for stroke have been identified

Researchers in Munich, Germany, have identified 22 new genetic risk factors for stroke, helping to create a new understanding of the underlying causes. Stroke is...
computational medicine

Aarhus University shares the merits of computational medicine

The Health Technology Program at Aarhus University applies computational biology to investigate the heterogeneity of tumours Increasing computational power combined with enhanced access to imaging...
Short children have higher risk of having a cerebrovascular accident

Short children have higher risk of having strokes

New Danish research has found a link between shorter children and an increased risk of having a cerebrovascular accident later in adult life. The study...
Playing video games can improve motility after a cerebral infarction

Playing video games can improve motility after a cerebral infarction

New research reveals that motility issues following a cerebral infarction can be improved by a type of cognitive training which includes video games. The study,...
Are people getting a stroke at a younger age?

Are people getting a stroke at a younger age?

The average age for having a stroke in England has reduced in both males and females, according to new figures from Public Health England. Stroke...
Fig. 1 Peripheral (Pharyngeal Electrical Stimulation, PES) and central (transcranial direct current stimulation, tDCS) stimulation strategies targeting the swallowing network. ©Heike Blum, Department of Neurology, University Hospital Münster, Germany. View larger image

Firing up the swallowing network

The University Hospital Münster The University Hospital Münster, Germany, uses peripheral and central stimulation strategies to treat post-stroke dysphagia. The oropharyngeal swallow involves a rapid, highly...

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