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Stroke: Publications and Resources

Summary: The "Stroke: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment" section on Disabled World offers a comprehensive collection of articles and research papers addressing various aspects of stroke. Topics include innovative rehabilitation methods, such as the use of wearable stretchable electronics to aid recovery, and the impact of aerobics on walking and endurance post-stroke. The compilation also delves into the psychological effects of stroke, highlighting that its impact extends beyond physical functioning. For families and caregivers, the database provides insights into effective involvement in exercise therapy for stroke patients. Additionally, it covers critical information on recognizing mini-strokes and understanding their warning signs. This curated selection serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking to understand stroke prevention, treatment, and recovery, offering both peer-reviewed studies and practical guidance.

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Stroke: Publications and Resources
Title of
Document
Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfaceReference
Number
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
Examining Stroke Treatment for People with DisabilityUniversity of CincinnatiDW-A0143102023/01/03
Aerobics May Improve Walking and Endurance After StrokeJournal of the American Heart Association ReportDW-A0137182019/08/15
Stroke Affects More Than Just Physical FunctioningAmerican Academy of NeurologyDW-A0133582018/04/02
Wearable Stretchable Electronics Aid Stroke Recovery TreatmentNorthwestern UniversityDW-A0132672018/02/192018/04/30
Newborns Who Experience Stroke Regain Language Function in Opposite Side of BrainGeorgetown University Medical CenterDW-A0132622018/02/17
Mini-Strokes - Understanding and Knowing the Warning SignsFamily FeaturesDW-A0129032017/06/21
1 in 3 American Adults May Have Already Had a Warning StrokeAmerican Stroke AssociationDW-A0128232017/05/02
Ways to Reduce Stroke RiskU.S. Centers for Disease Control and PreventionDW-A086202011/11/092021/12/03
Vasospasm Complication From StrokeIan C. LangtreeDW-A082022011/07/162022/02/10
Family Involvement in Stroke Patient Exercise TherapyAmerican Heart AssociationDW-A071462011/03/05
New Hope for Stroke VictimsWeizmann Institute of ScienceDW-A068902011/02/09
Inflammation: A New Therapeutic Target Years After StrokeInstitute for Neurological ResearchDW-A068072011/02/022022/06/19
Most Medicare Stroke Patients Re-hospitalized or Dead Within YearAmerican Heart AssociationDW-A064632010/12/18
Researchers Offer New Hope For Stroke PatientsLoyola University Health SystemDW-A063872010/12/07
Why the Brain has Limited Capacity for Repair After StrokeStroke NewsDW-A061202010/11/07
With a Stroke Acting FAST May Save a LifeStroke InformationDW-A054272010/09/182017/12/24
Brain Stimulation Helps Partially Paralyzed Stroke PatientsWiley-BlackwellDW-A053262010/09/132016/06/13
Get With The Guidelines Stroke ProgramAmerican Heart AssociationDW-A051542010/08/30
Assessing Spatial Neglect Brain Damage Following a StrokeElsevierDW-A037192010/04/28
70% of Patients Unaware they Suffered a Minor StrokeAmerican Heart AssociationDW-A036242010/04/16
World Stroke Day - 29 October 2009European Society of CardiologyDW-A026032009/10/23
Most Stroke Victims Arrive at Hospital Too Late for Drug TherapyYale School of Public HealthDW-A024542009/10/022018/01/26
Severe Stress can Cause StrokeUniversity of GothenburgDW-A024432009/10/012010/11/07
Stroke Telemedicine Recommended for ArizonaMayo ClinicDW-A021392009/08/252015/03/18
Previous Exercise Helps Stroke Patients Recover FasterMayo ClinicDW-A019402009/07/18
Risks and Outcome of Stroke Not the Same in Males and FemalesAmerican Physiological SocietyDW-A019312009/07/162010/11/07
People with Irregular Heartbeat More Likely to Have StrokeThe Heart and Stroke Foundation of CanadaDW-A017142009/06/102014/05/19
Cerebrovascular Disease - Facts, Diagnosis, and TreatmentIan C. LangtreeDW-A016972009/06/05
Stroke Survivors Improve Balance with Tai ChiUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoDW-A012212009/03/23
Options After Suffering StrokeUniversity of Rochester Medical CenterDW-A010712009/03/122010/11/13
Cell Type Limits Stroke DamageLaval UniversityDW-A05282009/01/27
Childhood Stroke: Causes and InformationThomas C. WeissDW-A04992009/01/252017/06/26

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