More people die at home from ischemic stroke compared to hospitals. Black Americans and people living in rural parts of the country are more likely to die outside of specialized care settings such as ...

Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have found that safety interventions - such as walkers, grab bars, ramps and other home modifications - allow many stroke survivors ...

A new analysis finds a significant uptick in the number of people dying at home due to ischemic stroke compared to inpatient medical facilities, and when not at home, individuals in rural communities ...

Up to 17% of strokes occur in patients already hospitalized, but a new Canadian study shows that they wait longer for neuroimaging and thrombolysis than those who have a stroke at home and are brought ...

The world of at-home stroke rehabilitation is growing near, after the development of an EEG headset that connects the brain of stroke patients to powered exoskeletons for rehabilitation purposes. The ...

Remote rehabilitation programs improve mobility, balance, and quality of life after stroke, with added benefits in adherence ...