strokeassociation.org

http://strokeassociation.org/

Last activity: 21.01.2023

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May 31, 2019	Baby boomers once demonised dagga, but now they're swearing by it as a miracle cure	Cannabis could help older people with many ailments, from sleep problems to arthritis. Wrr Chelim Thi Pan / EyeEm Research points to cannabis products being helpful for people with health problems like epilepsy, Parkinson's, and psoriasis. ...
Nov 30, 2017	FDA clears AliveCor’s Kardiaband as the first medical device accessory for the Apple Watch	The Food and Drug Administration has just cleared AliveCor’s Kardiaband EKG reader as the first medical device accessory for the Apple Watch. Europe has been able to use a version of the Kardiaband for Apple Watch for some time now but, tha...
May 12, 2017	Алгоритм для часов Apple определяет аномалии сердечного ритма в 97% случаев	Отдел новостей 12 мая 2017, 10:33 Алгоритм для часов Apple определяет аномалии сердечного ритма в 97% случаев Оставить комментарий
May 11, 2017	Apple’s Watch can detect an abnormal heart rhythm with 97% accuracy, UCSF study says	According to a study conducted through heartbeat measurement app Cardiogram and the University of California, San Francisco, the Apple Watch is 97 percent accurate in detecting the most common abnormal heart rhythm when paired with an AI-ba...
Apr 25, 2017	Samsung's Wemogee App Allows People With Language Disorder To Talk Through Emojis	Carl Velasco, Tech Times 25 April 2017, 10:04 pm Emojis have grown a lot as a modern form of language. But at first, the idea of using them seemed silly. After our civilization's continued refinements in the complex system and art of langua...
Apr 24, 2017	Samsung’s new app uses emojis to help people with language disorders communicate	Once derided as a silly novelty, emojis are coming into their own as a communication tool. New app Wemogee uses the ideograms to help people with aphasia, a language-processing disorder that makes it difficult to read, write or talk. Create...
Oct 9, 2015	Your phone and watch could warn you of deadly heart problems. So why don’t they?	The heart rate measurement feature in the Apple Watch was intended as an aid to those using the device during exercise sessions. For a teenage boy it proved a lifesaver as a high heart rate reading prompted him to seek medical help which le...
Feb 11, 2015	Brain stents show big promise for certain stroke patients	ASSOCIATED PRESS This undated photo provided by Covidien on Feb. 9, 2015 shows their stent used to clear blood clots in the brain that cause strokes. Patients treated with these brain stents were far more likely to be alive and able to live...
Nov 27, 2012	PCORI grant funds Ohio State researchers using Kinect for at-home stroke rehabilitation	In standard stroke rehabilitation, patients only get a few hours of therapy each week and tend to develop what’s known as “nonuse,” in which they avoid use of the affected arm because it’s clumsy and awkward. CI therapy was designed to over...
Sep 12, 2012	Stroke rehab glove combines mental practice and muscle stimulation to improve hand function	Recovering stroke patients may soon have a new device to help them work on regaining control of their hands without help from a physical therapist. It’s a medical device in the form of a glove, and the company making it wants to actively en...
Jun 20, 2012	Startup tests mesh+microsponges as alternative brain aneurysm treatment	Aneuclose is pursuing several different approaches, but the one that is furthest along involves a mesh device. The idea is to insert the mesh or net into the sac of the aneurysm, fill up the mesh with microsponges and a contrast media or ot...
Apr 24, 2012	Brain aneurysm treatment firm keeps device under wraps as it awaits approval	Traditional treatment of hemorrhagic strokes has involved surgery or the less-invasive endovascular coiling, which treats aneurysms by threading a catheter and coils to the aneurysm through the vascular system. The market for the endovascul...
Feb 22, 2012	Athersys, University Hospitals partner for clinical trials of MultiStem for stroke	Caused by a blood clot in the brain, ischemic stroke accounts for 87 percent of all stroke cases and represents a market that Athersys executives have pegged at $15 billion. Current treatment referred to as clot-buster therapy has to be adm...
Nov 18, 2010	Analyst: Athersys poised for stroke market with MultiStem	The most promising application of Athersys Inc.’s (NSDQ:ATHX) stem cell technology lies in treating stroke victims, according to a Morningstar Inc. analyst. “It’s really market potential that leads us to believe that stroke is the most prom...
	Brain aneurysm treatment firm keeps device under wraps as it awaits approval	An under-the-radar medical device startup specializing in the endovascular treatment of cerebral aneurysms has raised $1.1 million and is planning on bringing its devices to market in the second half of this year. A company rep for Blockade...
	Athersys, University Hospitals partner for clinical trials of MultiStem for stroke	University Hospitals Case Medical Center will be one of 25 institutions in the U.S. to take part in a phase 2 clinical trial of a stem cell treatment for stroke developed by Cleveland-based Athersys (NASDAQ:ATHX). The Plain Dealer reports t...
	Stroke rehab glove combines mental practice and muscle stimulation to improve hand function	Recovering stroke patients may soon have a new device to help them work on regaining control of their hands without help from a physical therapist. It’s a medical device in the form of a glove, and the company making it wants to actively en...
	PCORI grant funds Ohio State researchers using Kinect for at-home stroke rehabilitation	Two-thirds of the 700,000 Americans who have a stroke each year survive and require rehabilitation. But fewer than one in three post-stroke patients undergoing physical therapy perform the at-home exercises their physical therapists recomme...
	Startup tests mesh+microsponges as alternative brain aneurysm treatment	A Minnesota startup is exploring ways to provide a better way to treat brain aneurysms. A brain aneurysm is a swelling of a blood vessel in the brain with the potential to leak or rupture. There are roughly 3 million to 5 million people wit...

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