Stroke Care for the Very Old: New Research Confronts Ageism in Prognosis and Treatment
A new Frontiers in Stroke research collection shows that stroke risk models and treatments built on younger populations fail the ...
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Stroke Reshapes Gut Microbes and Brain Chemistry in Rats, Multi-Omics Study Finds
A multi-omics study in rats reveals that permanent middle cerebral artery occlusion remodels cecal microbiota and drives a lipid-centered inflammatory ...
Rural Stroke Survivors Face Steep Barriers to Rehabilitation, Therapists Warn
A new survey of occupational therapists reveals that finances, transportation, and a lack of neuro-specific clinic equipment are the leading ...
How Science Is Learning to Read, Classify and Steer Our Dreams
A new Frontiers in Sleep research topic shows how stroke lesion studies, AI-based dream report analysis and targeted dream incubation ...
Elastic Band Wrapping Shows Promise for Chronic Arm Spasticity After Childhood Stroke
A case report from Frontiers in Stroke describes how a sports-medicine wrapping technique improved wrist motion, spasticity scores, and real-world ...
Stroke Survivors in the US Face Steep Gaps in Care, Mobility and Mental Health
A pooled analysis of US National Health Interview Survey data from 2019 to 2023 finds stroke survivors face sharply elevated ...
Daily Anger and Sadness Erode Relationship Satisfaction After Stroke, But Intimacy May Buffer the Blow
A daily diary study of 89 post-stroke couples shows that morning anger and sadness in either partner lower same-day relationship ...
Rare ‘See-Saw’ Eye Movements Reveal How the Brainstem Steers Our Gaze
A systematic review of 57 cases and a striking new case report show how brainstem lesions and a rhythm-generating structure ...
Desmopressin Fails to Help Brain Bleed Patients on Antiplatelet Drugs, Bayesian Analysis Warns of Possible Harm
A Bayesian meta-analysis of seven studies finds no evidence that desmopressin improves survival or functional outcomes in brain hemorrhage patients ...
Iron’s Dark Side: How Ferroptosis Drives Brain Disease and What Could Stop It
A new review proposes the Iron-Brain Nexus framework to explain why the brain is uniquely vulnerable to iron-dependent ferroptotic cell ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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