Contents
- 1 Da Vinci’s hand impairment caused by nerve damage, not stroke
- 2 New ORUEN Round Table discussion: NOACs in Secondary Stroke Prevention
- 3 Should obesity be treated as any other disease?
- 4 How do I cope with epilepsy after stroke?
- 5 New report – Towards an EU Strategic Framework for the Prevention of NCDs
Da Vinci’s hand impairment caused by nerve damage, not stroke
First published on ScienceDaily.com New analysis of 16th-century drawing by Italian doctors concludes da Vinci's right hand affected by ulnar palsy, rather than stroke A fainting episode causing traumatic nerve damage affecting his right hand could be why Leonardo da...
New ORUEN Round Table discussion: NOACs in Secondary Stroke Prevention
This Round Table Discussion reviews NOACs in secondary stroke prevention. Following completion of this activity, learners will be able to: Recall key scientific data of the NOAC trials in SPAF incl. secondary stroke prevention Outline key clinical questions when...
Should obesity be treated as any other disease?
"European Obesity Day celebrated every May, brings people together to raise awareness and increase knowledge about obesity and the many other diseases on which it impacts. The aim is to get coordinated action to improve the prevention and treatment of obesity and...
How do I cope with epilepsy after stroke?
Written by Tom Balchin | First published on https://arni.uk.com Stroke is one of many conditions that can lead to seizures, or epilepsy. You may think of these as ‘having fits’. In the UK this condition affects just under 1% of the population. Around 5% of people who...
New report – Towards an EU Strategic Framework for the Prevention of NCDs
The European Chronic Disease Alliance (ECDA), the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA) and the NCD Alliance publish the paper "Towards an EU-Strategic Framework for the Prevention of Non-communicable Diseases" concluding that a new EU strategic framework to prevent...
Stroke Action Plan for Europe
