Stroke CDSS reduces 3-month vascular events by 26% in acute ischemic stroke patients
Can a computer system help doctors prevent more strokes? A new study in China shows it can.
In a cluster RCT of 77 Chinese hospitals, a stroke clinical decision support system (CDSS) reduced new vascular events at 3 months (2.9% vs …
A computer system helping doctors treat strokes reduced repeat events like heart attacks within three months compared to usual care.
12-item QOLIH questionnaire validated for assessing quality of life in idiopathic intracranial hypertension
How do you measure the hidden toll of a rare brain condition? A new questionnaire captures the daily struggle.
Researchers developed and validated a 12-item, IIH-specific quality of life questionnaire (QOLIH) in Arabic and Turkish versions. The tool d…
A new 12-question tool now helps doctors measure the hidden toll of idiopathic intracranial hypertension on daily life and mood.
High-frequency rTMS over left VLPFC reduces GI injury scores, improves autonomic function in stroke patients
Can a brain stimulation treatment help stroke patients with serious gut problems?
In a randomized trial of 64 ABI patients with acute gastrointestinal injury, those receiving 10 Hz rTMS over the left ventrolateral prefront…
A brain stimulation treatment helped stroke patients with serious gut problems heal faster and improved their heart rate balance.
EVT benefits LVO stroke with absent-to-moderate white matter lesions; less clear in severe WMLs
Does brain health before a stroke affect recovery? For some patients, it might make a big difference.
In a secondary analysis of the ANGEL-ASPECT trial (n=456), EVT significantly improved 90-day functional outcomes in patients with anterior-c…
For stroke patients with minor brain wiring damage, clot-removal surgery strongly improves recovery, but those with severe damage see less b…
Reteplase and non-immunogenic staphylokinase show superior functional outcomes vs alteplase in AIS within 4.5h
Which clot-busting drug works best for stroke? Two newer options may help more people walk and talk normally again.
A network meta-analysis of 21 RCTs (n=16,837) found reteplase (18+18 mg) and non-immunogenic recombinant staphylokinase (10 mg) were associa…
Two newer clot-busting drugs help more stroke patients walk and talk normally again without increasing the risk of dying within 90 days.
CEA2 scale predicts anterior circulation LVO stroke in Chinese community hospitals
Could four simple signs help community hospitals spot the most dangerous strokes faster?
A retrospective analysis of 722 patients from the STRESS registry derived a 4-item scale (CEA2) to predict acute anterior circulation large …
A new four-point checklist helps community hospitals quickly spot the most dangerous strokes that need immediate transfer for life-saving tr…
MRI axial-sagittal difference ratio predicts early recovery in cervical spinal cord injury without fracture
Can a simple MRI measurement predict recovery after neck spinal cord injury?
A retrospective cohort of 118 patients with cervical spinal cord injury without fracture and dislocation found the MRI axial-sagittal differ…
A simple MRI measurement of spinal cord damage brightness can help predict how well patients recover from neck injuries within three months.
MRI-based morphometric analysis reveals koala brain volume is 15720.98 mm³, with olfactory bulbs comprising 2.66%
What does a koala's brain look like? First detailed MRI map reveals its unique marsupial structure.
A morphometric description of a mature female koala brain, based on segmentation of high-resolution magnetic resonance images, found the tot…
For the first time, a detailed MRI map reveals the unique, smooth-surfaced structure of a koala's brain, offering vital guidance for veterin…
Tailored Home Intervention Reduces Falls by 33% in Stroke Patients
Could a Simple Home Program Cut Falls for Stroke Survivors?
A randomized trial found a 33% reduction in fall rates among stroke patients receiving a tailored home intervention (IRR 0.67, 95% CI 0.48-0…
A home-based program cut falls by one-third for stroke survivors by improving strength, balance, and confidence over six months.
Ponesimod Shows Sustained Efficacy and Safety in RMS Over 5 Years
Could Ponesimod Change the Game for Multiple Sclerosis Patients?
In a 5-year extension of the OPTIMUM study, ponesimod 20 mg maintained a lower ARR (0.143) compared to teriflunomide switchers (0.184). Seri…
After five years, nearly half of people taking ponesimod for multiple sclerosis had no relapses, offering more stable lives with fewer unexp…
rTMS and TBS Improve Unilateral Spatial Neglect Post-Stroke: Meta-Analysis of 425 Patients
Can Brain Stimulation Help Stroke Survivors Overcome Neglect?
Meta-analysis of 17 studies (n=425) shows rTMS and TBS significantly reduce neglect severity in USN post-stroke, with rTMS improving LBT (SM…
Noninvasive brain stimulation like rTMS and TBS helped stroke survivors with spatial neglect regain attention and daily skills in a review o…
Psoriasis Linked to 24% Increased Stroke Risk, Especially in Severe Cases
Does Having Psoriasis Put You at Greater Risk for a Stroke?
Meta-analysis of 18 studies shows psoriasis patients have a 24% higher stroke risk (HR 1.24, 95% CI: 1.15-1.35, P<.05), with severe cases at…
People with severe psoriasis face a 36% higher risk of stroke, while even mild cases show a 9% increase in risk compared to those without th…