New York Times |
After a Stroke at Age 33, This Memoir’s Author Wrote Herself Back to … New York Times “Tell Me Everything You Don’t Remember” is Christine Hyung-Oak Lee’s memoir of rebuilding her mind and her life after a stroke destroyed her short-term memory, at the age of 33 — when she became, as she puts it, “unstuck in time.” Lee’s recovery ... |
The Sun |
Comedian Rhod Gilbert suffered a ‘suspected mini stroke’ while … The Sun COMEDIAN Rhod Gilbert has revealed he suffered what he believes was a mini stroke while alone at home in London. The Welsh funny man said he was … Rhod Gilbert suffered a ‘suspected stroke’ after he had a very ‘odd … Rhod Gilbert reveals he suffered a suspected ... |
CBS News |
Receiving a clot-buster drug before reaching the hospital may … Science Daily This preliminary study showed that three months after stroke, 182 out of every 1,000 patients treated before arriving at hospital were less disabled, including 58 patients who had zero disability, compared to people who received treatment after … Study finds stroke care faster for men than women |
TCTMD |
Early Statin Start After Stroke No Better for Outcomes MedPage Today HOUSTON — Statin therapy from day 1 for acute stroke patients with high cholesterol or already on one did not improve outcomes, the ASSORT randomized trial showed. That early start to lipid-lowering treatment did not shift modified Rankin Scale scores … Early Statin Therapy Fails to Boost Acute Stroke Outcomes, but ... |
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After Stroke, ‘Blue’ Light May Help Beat the Blues
WebMD WEDNESDAY, Feb. 22, 2017 (HealthDay News) — Depression is always a danger for people recovering from a debilitating stroke. But new research suggests that tweaking a rehabilitation facility’s lighting system may help patients keep depression at bay. |