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Life After Stroke: Personal Perspectives Life After Stroke: Personal Perspectives
After suffering a stroke, many people experience post-stroke spasticity, muscle tightness that not only impairs mobility, but also impacts the life of their family and caregivers. Find out how two couples handled the after effects of stroke, and...
Stroke Recovery: The Basics of Physical Rehabilitation Stroke Recovery: The Basics of Physical Rehabilitation
Stroke is a devastating condition that often results in serious long-term complications. Among the most common and most challenging are mobility difficulties. These can range from trouble doing normal household chores to a total inability to...
Treating Epilepsy: From Drug Therapy to Surgery Treating Epilepsy: From Drug Therapy to Surgery
Join our panel of experts as they discuss various standard treatment strategies for epilepsy and the factors doctors and patients should consider as they make decisions about their treatment.
Secondary Prevention: Stopping the Next Stroke Secondary Prevention: Stopping the Next Stroke
If you've suffered a stroke, one of your greatest concerns should be preventing a second stroke. Currently, 40 percent of stroke survivors have a second stroke within five years. And a repeat stroke is frequently more devastating than the first....
Treating Stroke: How to Reduce the Damage Treating Stroke: How to Reduce the Damage
If you or someone you know is at risk of stroke, it is crucial to recognize that successful stroke treatment depends on quick action. The sooner you can get treatment, the better chance you have of reducing damage to your brain. Our panel of...
TIA: A Warning Not to be Ignored TIA: A Warning Not to be Ignored
TIA, or transient ischemic attack, can be described as a "light stroke" -- but this doesn't mean it should be taken lightly. While a TIA does not cause damage to the brain, it is a serious "brain attack" which puts you at higher risk of having a...
Helping a Loved One Recover From a Stroke Helping a Loved One Recover From a Stroke
This year over 300,000 people in the United States will suffer a stroke, many of whom are elderly. Following the immediate crisis there are long term health care issues that their families face. Join our panel of experts as they discuss what...
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