Neurology

Non-invasive angina treatment shows promise in cerebral ischemia

Patients taking natalizumab can get brain infection without symptoms

Toronto pilot study finds technique to be ‘generally safe’

OTTAWA | New guidelines have been released for physicians, nurses and allied health professionals recommending depression screening for all individuals living with stroke as well as their caregivers. The incidence of depression in both groups exceeds 30%, and too many people fail to receive proper care.

Stroke care recommendations updated to promote optimal detection and management of post-stroke depression and vascular cognitive impairment.

Thirty days reveals five times more cases than 24 hours

Promising multiple sclerosis agent has a colourful history

Apnea increases stroke risk, and stroke increase apnea risk: ‘It gets you coming and going’