Hindustan Times |
Researchers develop new robotic device which may improve stroke … Hindustan Times As a consequence of stroke, the survivors are often left with muscle overactivity, including spasticity, characterised by tight or stiff muscles and an inability to control those muscles. The study showed that the new robotic tool may help in assessing … Robotic device may help restore movement in ... |
The Trentonian |
27-year-old stroke survivor spreads message of hope
The Trentonian Alex Navas, left, and Brian Mason, right, CentraState’s clinical director of rehabilitation and physical therapy, participate in a physical therapy session at CentraState Medical Center in Freehold, N.J. Navas, of Jackson, N.J., was a senior at West … |
NDTV |
New Robotic Device May Improve Stroke Survivors’ Mobility
NDTV Seoul: Researchers have developed a new robotic tool that may in combination with standard rehabilitation programme improve the mobility of patients surviving a stroke. Stroke, known as a leading cause of long-term disability, is a sudden loss of brain … |
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1 in 3 adults may have had a ‘warning’ stroke
Mohave Valley News DALLAS — About one in three American adults experienced a symptom consistent with a warning or “mini” stroke, but almost none — 3 percent — took the recommended action, according to a new survey from the American Heart Association/American Stroke … |
Gainesville Sun |
Stroke experts agree: The faster you get treatment, the better
Gainesville Sun Strive Speech Language Pathologist at Ocala Regional Medical Center takes stroke patient Hamption Rogers through a series of exercises Thursday June 1, 2017 in Ocala, Florida. Rogers had a stroke in April. [Alan Youngblood/Ocala Star-Banner]. |