New research is being presented at the ISC 2014, the annual International Stroke Conference, from February 12 to 14 in San Diego.
What you’ll see at ISC 2014
Meeting Higlights
Treating Stroke With Uric Acid
Improving Stroke Treatment Times & Outcomes
Few Stroke Patients Receive Recommended Treatment
News From the Meeting
Insertable Heart Monitor Finds Elusive Atrial Fibrillation After Unexplained Stroke
Alternative Test Better at Finding Potentially Dangerous Holes in the Heart
Clot Busters Limit Stroke Damage Despite Age; stroke Severity
Ambulance Magnesium Treatment Fails to Improve Stroke Outcome
Moderate Exercise Cuts Women’s Stroke Risk, Helps Offset IncreaseD Risk From Hormone Therapy
Blood Clot Risk Remains Higher Than Normal for at Least 12 Weeks After Women Deliver Babies
Common Infections May Increase Risk for Memory Decline
Sleep Apnea Common Among Stroke-Related Brainstem Injuries
Weather Changes May Be Linked With Stroke Hospitalization, Death
Cocaine May Increase Stroke Risk Within 24 Hours of Use
More Awareness, Fast Response Key to Combatting Stroke in Children
Common Infections Linked to Stroke in Children; Vaccines May Reduce Risk
What’s Hot at International Stroke Conference 2014?
American Stroke Association Honors Outstanding Contributors to Stroke, Research
More From the Meeting
