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Samsung to Launch Wearable Sensors to Monitor Stroke Patients

Jan 23, 2015

According to the data from WHO, about 15 million people have a stroke globally every year, 66% of which will die or turn permanent disabilities. In the past 2 years, Innovative Design Lab Of Samsung keeps trying to develop wearable ...

Tags: Samsung, Wearable Sensors

Using Stent-Retrieving Device Can Significantly Help Patients Recover From Stroke

Dec 22, 2014

Scientists have discovered that using a stent-retrieving device to remove blood clots from the brain can significantly help patients recover from stroke. According to The New York Times, the technology may be a game changer for patients ...

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Electronic Cigarettes Are Devices Worth Trying

Oct 21, 2014

Electronic cigarettes are devices worth trying in the fight against tobacco smoking. Smoking tobacco cigarette is the foremost preventable cause of death in the US and is accountable for about 500,000 deaths every year. Habit Hard To Give ...

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Greek Yogurt Manufacturers in The US Could Cut Their Acid Whey Output

Jun 26, 2014

Greek yogurt manufacturers in the US could cut their acid whey output by a collective 1 million tons a year simply by converting it into value-added dairy products, according to Arla Foods Ingredients (Basking Ridge, NJ). Arla Foods ...

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BrandSource Reported That Longtime Member and Industry Veteran Vance Pflanz

Mar 12, 2014

Vance Pflanz Related Brandsource BrandSource Leveraging Apple's iBeacon Platform Brandsource Lawrence Revitalized Buying Groups Brandsource BrandSource's Lawrence To Step Down Next Year Brandsource BrandSource Begins Spring Summit ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics

Women Who Survive a Stroke Tend to Have a Poorer Quality of Life

Feb 28, 2014

MONDAY Feb. 17, 2014, 2014 -- Women who survive a stroke tend to have a poorer quality of life than male stroke survivors do, a new study suggests. "As more people survive strokes, physicians and other health care providers should pay ...

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Increased Risk of Having a Stroke or Other Blood-Clotting Problem Might Continue Longer

Feb 28, 2014

THURSDAY Feb. 13, 2014, 2014 -- The increased risk of having a stroke or other blood-clotting problem might continue longer after a woman gives birth than previously believed, according to a new study. "Historically, six weeks was the ...

Tags: Stroke Risk, the risk of blood clots, venous thromboembolisms

It Might Also Significantly Reduce Your Risk of Stroke, a New Study Suggests

Feb 28, 2014

Getting the seasonal flu shot could provide a bonus: It might also significantly reduce your risk of stroke, a new study suggests. "We know that cardiovascular diseases tend to hit during winter, and that the risks may be heightened by ...

Tags: Getting the seasonal flu shot, cause-and-effect relationship

Use of DNR Orders Differ Widely

Feb 27, 2014

A new study disputes the effectiveness of mortality as a measure of the quality of care provided by hospitals to stroke patients. The paper - which was simultaneously presented today at the International Stroke Conference in San Diego and ...

Tags: Stroke, Health, hospitals

Children Can Have Strokes and Be Prepared to Respond to Symptoms

Feb 26, 2014

Parents and healthcare professionals must be aware that children can have strokes and be prepared to respond to symptoms, according to research presented at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference 2014. As in ...

Tags: Strokes in Children, American Stroke Association

Intravenous Magnesium Cannot to Improve Stroke-Related Disability 3 Months Later

Feb 26, 2014

Giving intravenous magnesium to stroke patients soon after the start of symptoms, in an attempt to protect brain cells deprived of oxygen, failed to improve stroke-related disability 3 months later, according to research presented at the ...

Tags: Intravenous Magnesium, Stroke-Related Disability, Stroke Therapy

More People Survive Stroke Now Than 10 Years Ago

Feb 25, 2014

The good news: More people survive stroke now than 10 years ago due to improved treatment and prevention. The bad news: Women who survive stroke have a worse quality of life than men, according to a study published in the Feb. 7 online ...

Tags: Quality of Life, Survive Stroke women, AVAIL registry

Common Infections Are Associated with a Significantly Higher Chance

Feb 12, 2014

Common infections are associated with a significantly higher chance of stroke in children, but routine vaccinations may help decrease risk, according to preliminary research (abstract 39) presented at the American Stroke Association's ...

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Speech Involves The Use of Both Sides of The Brain

Jan 16, 2014

Speech involves the use of both sides of the brain, according to a study that may overturn the widely held belief that only one side of the brain is used for this task. The findings improve understanding of how speech is generated in the ...

Tags: brain activity, speech, speech problems

It's Also Important to Do Proper Exercise Not to Overly

Jan 13, 2014

Lawrence Schmelz spent a lot of time in the gym keeping his body fit -- up to two hours a day, every day, at age 50. But that changed one morning six years ago when the Rockville, Md., resident woke up with the irregular heartbeat known ...

Tags: atrial fibrillation, heart rhythm, Lawrence Schmelz, exercise

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