Urinary and Respiratory Tract Infections May Increase the Risk of Double Stroke
Researchers have warned that those suffering from urinary or respiratory tract infections could be facing nearly double the risk of heart...
top of page
Recent Posts
Archive
Tags
No tags yet.
Study Finds 1 in 10 Stroke Survivors Need More Help Taking Medication
A study published in the BMJ Open found that over half of stoke patients require some degree of assistance with taking their medicine,...
Portable Device Worn Like a Visor Detects Severe Stroke in Seconds
This new device, which is worn like a visor, can detect stroke in patients within seconds with a 92 percent accuracy, clinical...
Stroke-Focused Hip Hop Could Help Save Lives
Hip-hop music is being used to teach school children the symptoms of stroke an how to quickly react to them—this can be extremely useful...
Study Links Psychiatric Disorders and Physical Disability in Women with MS
Mood disorders such as depression and anxiety contribute to physical disability in women with multiple sclerosis, according to a Canadian...
Drug Found to Reduce Inflammation in Stroke Patients
Researchers at The University of Manchester and Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust have found that an anti-inflammatory drug that was...
Stroke Survivors Work on Their Golf Strokes as a Form of Rehabilitation
A group of stroke survivors decided to join together and work on their golf course at the J.W. Marriott Starr Pass Resort this past...
Multiple Sclerosis Approved Recipes
Veggie Spring Rolls and Almond Dipping Sauce (Via MS Saved My Life) Serve as an appetizers or make a meal out of this one—these spring...
This Mobile App Can Reduce the Risk of Stroke by Detecting Atrial Fibrillation
Developed at the University of Turku, Finland, without any additional equipment, this mobile application can detect atrial fibrillation,...
This MS Warrior Keeps Takes Charge of His MS Through Diet and Exercise
Instead of solely relying on medication as his only source of multiple sclerosis treatment, Tony Ferro is facing his disease with an...
bottom of page