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Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy Quadruples Dementia Risk, Study of Nearly 2 Million Medicare Patients Finds
A preliminary study analyzing health data from nearly 2 million U.S. adults covered by Medicare has found that cerebral amyloid angiopathy significantly increases the risk of developing dementia within five years. The research, to be presented at the American Stroke Association’s International Stroke Conference 2026, indica...
January 29, 2026Read more
Social Constraints After Stroke Linked to Worse Recovery Outcomes, Study Finds
Stroke survivors who felt constrained from sharing their feelings about their condition with family or friends reported increased loneliness and worse physical and cognitive outcomes one year later, according to preliminary research to be presented at the American Stroke Association’s International Stroke Conference 2026. T...
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Smartwatch App SocialBit Accurately Measures Social Interaction in Stroke Patients, Offering New Recovery Insights
Preliminary research to be presented at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference 2026 indicates that a smartwatch application measuring social interactions among hospitalized stroke survivors could enable new treatments to preserve cognition, social engagement, and quality of life. The app, called S...
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Dissecting Aneurysms Not Linked to Higher Stroke Risk in Cervical Artery Dissection Patients
Adults with cervical artery dissection who develop dissecting aneurysms do not have an increased risk of stroke within six months of diagnosis compared to those without aneurysms, according to preliminary research from a global registry. The findings, to be presented at the American Stroke Association’s International Stroke...
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New Tool Accurately Predicts Dementia Risk in Stroke Survivors
A new risk prediction tool can accurately identify stroke survivors with the highest risk for developing dementia within a decade of having a stroke, according to a large Canadian study. The research, to be presented at the American Stroke Association’s International Stroke Conference 2026, analyzed health records for nearl...
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Driving Behavior Changes May Signal Early Brain Changes and Dementia Risk in Older Adults
A study following over 200 adults for five years revealed that greater white matter damage in the brain was associated with decreased driving, fewer trips, repetitive routes, and more driving errors, particularly among those who later developed dementia. Researchers tracked 220 volunteers aged 65 and older living independen...
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Study Links Stronger Antiplatelet Medications to Higher Mortality in Brain Bleed Patients
Analysis of hospital registry data spanning a decade indicates that individuals hospitalized for bleeding in the brain who were taking multiple antiplatelet medications or medications stronger than aspirin faced a higher likelihood of death before discharge compared to those not on any antiplatelet therapy. The preliminary ...
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Electromagnetic Network-Targeted Field Therapy Shows Promise in Reducing Disability for Stroke Survivors
Electromagnetic network-targeted field therapy combined with physical therapy significantly reduced overall disability in stroke survivors compared to those receiving sham stimulation with physical therapy, according to preliminary research to be presented at the American Stroke Association’s International Stroke Conference...
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Study Finds Women with Prior Stroke Face Doubled Risk During Pregnancy and Postpartum Period
A preliminary study analyzing electronic health records from U.S. hospitals found that women with a history of ischemic stroke face significantly increased risks during pregnancy and the postpartum period. According to research to be presented at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference 2026, female...
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Ophthalmologist Receives 14th Consecutive Castle Connolly Top Doctor Recognition
Ophthalmologist Matthew Hammond, M.D., has been named a 2026 Castle Connolly Top Doctor, marking the 14th consecutive year he has received this professional recognition. Only 7 percent of the nation's licensed physicians are selected annually for this designation within their specialties and regions. Dr. Hammond practices a...
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Arizona Ophthalmologist Recognized as Castle Connolly Top Doctor for Second Consecutive Year
Michael A. Herion, MD, an ophthalmologist practicing in Mesa, Arizona, has been named a 2026 Castle Connolly Top Doctor, marking the second consecutive year he has received this professional distinction. The Castle Connolly Top Doctors program annually selects approximately 7 percent of the nation's licensed physicians for ...
January 29, 2026Read more
Sino Biological Accelerates Nipah Virus Research Tools Amid West Bengal Outbreak Concerns
Recent reports of Nipah virus infections in West Bengal, India, have reignited global concern, prompting public health authorities to prioritize research into this high-mortality pathogen. In response, Sino Biological has announced the accelerated availability and development of critical research tools to support the global...
January 28, 2026Read more
New Research Suggests Strategies to Overcome Solid Tumor Resistance to Immunotherapy
For years, one of the biggest frustrations in cancer care has been watching immunotherapy succeed spectacularly in some diseases while stalling almost completely in others. Solid tumors, especially those that spread aggressively, have remained stubbornly resistant, not because the immune system cannot kill them, but because...
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American Heart Association Issues Guidance on Preventing and Treating Stroke During Pregnancy and Postpartum
Stroke during pregnancy or shortly after delivery, while rare, represents a serious threat to maternal and fetal health, according to a new scientific statement from the American Heart Association. The statement, published in the journal Stroke and endorsed by the American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists, details r...
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Evening Chronotype Linked to Poorer Cardiovascular Health, Particularly in Women
Middle-aged and older adults who are naturally more active in the evenings have poorer cardiovascular health compared to their peers, with women showing particularly strong associations, according to research published in the Journal of the American Heart Association. The study analyzed data from over 300,000 UK Biobank par...
January 28, 2026Read more
SNAH Healthcare Partners with West Haven to Enhance Senior Transportation with Technology-Driven Accountability
SNAH Healthcare announced a new partnership with the City of West Haven to provide non-emergency medical transportation and senior center shuttle services. The service will offer daily shuttles to the West Haven Senior Center and designated grocery shopping locations, utilizing the city's existing schedule for residents. Th...
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Dr. Monzur Morshed Recognized as Castle Connolly Top Doctor for Fourth Consecutive Year
Dr. Monzur Morshed, MD, FACC, has been named a 2026 Castle Connolly Top Doctor, marking the fourth consecutive year he has received this designation. Only 7 percent of the nation's licensed physicians are selected annually as Castle Connolly Top Doctors for their specialties in their regions. Dr. Morshed practices cardiolog...
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TestoGreens MAX Launches Time-Scaled Health Framework for Busy Men
TestoGreens MAX has released a practical health framework designed for men seeking better energy and strength but lacking time for complex routines. The plan, developed from insights shared by founder Joe LoGalbo, focuses on small, repeatable actions that align with the realities of busy schedules. "Most men don't fail beca...
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Creative BioMart Expands Cytokine Collection to Advance Immunology Research
Creative BioMart has announced the expansion of its cytokine product collection, offering researchers in immunology, inflammation, and related biomedical fields easier access to a wider range of recombinant proteins. Cytokines are small proteins that function as intercellular messengers in the immune system, essential for i...
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Book Event Highlights Connection Between Nursing Education and Community Health
Healthcare professionals gathered in Elmont, New York, for a book signing and brunch celebrating "NURSING 101" by nurse practitioner and entrepreneur Lorraine Voltaire. The event at Le Spot Cafe attracted nurses, physicians, community leaders, and other healthcare professionals, creating an atmosphere focused on professiona...
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HITEKS Solutions Inc. Receives Epic Toolbox Designation for NoteReader CDI Integration
HITEKS Solutions Inc. announced it has been granted Epic's Toolbox designation for NoteReader CDI, helping clinicians produce compliant medical records in real time and expanding access to its Computer-Assisted Physician Documentation solution. This designation represents an endorsement of the company's quality and connecti...
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