Articles.
Long-form pieces on acute stroke care, landmark trials, and the small bedside decisions that decide outcomes.
Early stroke rehab: what survivors should focus on today.
Early, guided stroke rehabilitation can shape recovery after discharge. Learn what survivors, caregivers, and clinicians should prioritize: safe movement, repetition, routines, and emotional support.
Post-stroke fatigue: why it's real and what helps.
Post-stroke fatigue affects up to 7 in 10 survivors and can last months to years - even in people with otherwise good recovery. Learn why it happens, what to rule out, and what actually helps.
Trends in stroke care: where the field is moving.
State-of-the-art review of acute stroke care in 2026 - tenecteplase replacing alteplase (AcT, TRACE-2), large-core thrombectomy (SELECT2, RESCUE-Japan LIMIT, ANGEL-ASPECT, TENSION), basilar thrombectomy (ATTENTION, BAOCHE), and early anticoagulation after cardioembolic stroke (ELAN, OPTIMAS).
The Golden Hour: why every minute counts in stroke treatment.
Ischemic stroke patients lose 1.9 million neurons per minute. Evidence from NINDS, HERMES, BEST-MSU and current AHA guidelines on door-to-needle, door-to-puncture, and how to compress time in acute stroke.
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