Stroke: Symptoms - Causes - Treatments Document List

Although some of these documents from our Stroke category may have since been updated, re-written, replaced, or revised, they are sorted below by their original publish date.

About the References and Resources Table Below

Reference Title: "Stroke: Symptoms - Causes - Treatments".
Abstract: Digest of 31 Stroke papers, documents, and publications.
Stroke Category Publications: Updated - Friday, 7th February 2020.
Journal: Disabled World.
Language: English (US).
Category Reference Identification Number: DW#CAT2-0T7-178.

The most recent publications are listed at the top of the table with older articles being listed in descending order by the date they were created.

List of Stroke Publications:

1 - Aerobics May Improve Walking and Endurance After Stroke : Journal of the American Heart Association Report (2019/08/15)
2 - Stroke Affects More Than Just Physical Functioning : American Academy of Neurology (2018/04/02)
3 - Wearable Stretchable Electronics Aid Stroke Recovery Treatment : Northwestern University (2018/02/19)
4 - Newborns Who Experience Stroke Regain Language Function in Opposite Side of Brain : Georgetown University Medical Center (2018/02/17)
5 - Mini-Strokes - Understanding and Knowing the Warning Signs : Family Features (2017/06/21)
6 - 1 in 3 American Adults May Have Already Had a Warning Stroke : American Stroke Association (2017/05/02)
7 - Ways to Reduce Risk of Having a Stroke : The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2011/11/09)
8 - Vasospasm - A Complication From Stroke : Vasospasm 2011 (2011/07/16)
9 - Family Involvement in Stroke Patient Exercise Therapy : American Heart Association (2011/03/05)
10 - New Hope for Stroke Victims : Weizmann Institute of Science (2011/02/09)
11 - Inflammation Identified as New Therapeutic Target Years After Stroke : Institute for Neurological Research (2011/02/02)
12 - Most Medicare Stroke Patients Re-hospitalized or Dead Within Year : American Heart Association (2010/12/18)
13 - Researchers Offer New Hope For Stroke Patients : Loyola University Health System (2010/12/07)
14 - Why the Brain has Limited Capacity for Repair After Stroke : Stroke News (2010/11/07)
15 - With a Stroke Acting FAST May Save a Life : Stroke Information (2010/09/18)
16 - Brain Stimulation Helps Partially Paralyzed Stroke Patients : Wiley-Blackwell (2010/09/13)
17 - Get With The Guidelines Stroke Program : American Heart Association (2010/08/30)
18 - Assessing Spatial Neglect Brain Damage Following a Stroke : Elsevier (2010/04/28)
19 - 70% of Patients Unaware they Suffered a Minor Stroke : American Heart Association (2010/04/16)
20 - World Stroke Day - 29 October 2009 : European Society of Cardiology (2009/10/23)
21 - Most Stroke Victims Arrive at Hospital Too Late for Drug Therapy : Yale School of Public Health (2009/10/02)
22 - Severe Stress can Cause Stroke : University of Gothenburg (2009/10/01)
23 - Stroke Telemedicine Recommended for Arizona : Mayo Clinic (2009/08/25)
24 - Previous Exercise Helps Stroke Patients Recover Faster : Mayo Clinic (2009/07/18)
25 - Risks and Outcome of Stroke Not the Same in Males and Females : American Physiological Society (2009/07/16)
26 - People with Irregular Heartbeat More Likely to Have Stroke : The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada (2009/06/10)
27 - Cerebrovascular Disease - Facts, Diagnosis, and Treatment : Disabled World (2009/06/05)
28 - Stroke Survivors Improve Balance with Tai Chi : University of Illinois at Chicago (2009/03/23)
29 - Options After Suffering Stroke : University of Rochester Medical Center (2009/03/12)
30 - Cell Type Limits Stroke Damage : Laval University (2009/01/27)
31 - Childhood Stroke: Causes and Information : Thomas C. Weiss (2009/01/25)

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