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This tech restores speech in real time for people who can’t talk, using only brain signals.
It could help patients regain movement by targeting brain rhythms.
Going overboard is never good for you.
I mean, I’m not that surprised.
Know the signs and act FAST.
If you want to have a healthy heart, eat more fruits and vegetables.
The high salt content of ramen could increase your chances of having a stroke.
I mean... 'cause they're awesome.
More and more evidence suggests that zero-calorie drinks may be just as bad as sugary ones.
Static exercises seem to outperform dynamic exercises in terms of improving heart health.
Think they'll call it Stroke-b-gone?
Saunas are good for your heart, science suggests.
Music can save lives, too.
After analyzing data from over a quarter million patients, the neural network can predict the patient's age (within a 4-year range), gender, smoking status, blood pressure, body mass index, and risk of cardiovascular disease.
Beer, liquor and wine lovers - rejoice!
Hong Kong PolyU has designed a new FES (functional electrical stimulation)-robot hybrid that promises to ease recovery of mobility in stroke victims.
You can find out a lot about a man by his handshake - about his personality, his feelings towards you, or... his heart health. According to a new Canadian study, a firm handshake is a reliable indicator of good health; they actually want to use handshake tests as initial ways to gauge the risk of heart attack and stroke.
M.P., a kindergarten teacher and expert reader, was hit by a stroke and, in the aftermath, her brain underwent some irreversible transformations. It’s hard to imagine the confusion and fright the 40-year-old woman must have felt when shortly after her stroke, while in the classroom trying to read to children – her biggest source of […]
The speed at which someone walks and the likelihood of dementia don’t have absolutely anything in common at a first glance, but according to a study published in the British Medical Journal in 2009 there is a ‘strong association’ between the two. They also said at a conference that grip strength in middle-aged men was […]
After she suffered a stroke, a 36-year-old professor started to feel sounds. In the beginning she didn’t know what was happening when a radio announcer’s voice made her tingle, or when during a flight she became physically uncomfortable. Neuroscientist at the City College of New York and the Graduate Center of the City University of […]
