Online resources in languages other than English.
This book is a practical guide covering all aspects of stroke from prevention through to long-term support.
This book provides a practical guide to stroke.
This book provides simple instructions for reaching the highest possible level of healing.
Provides information on different types of stoke and why they occur. Also provides information on what to expect following a stroke, including the recovery and rehabilitation process.
This book explains the different types of stroke as well as causes and prevention.
Includes over 300 tips to assist stroke survivors.
Provides practical answers to the most common questions asked by patients and families about stroke.
A guide on how to prevent heart disease based on genetic factors.
This guide helps caregivers, family and stroke survivors understand the everyday issues faced by care providers.
Provides information on the needs of stroke survivors and their families.
This book allows general readers working with stroke survivors to make sense of the confusing variety of diagnoses and treatment options. It also explores the challenges the recovering stroke patient and the recovering family will face.
This book is written by doctors who treat people with stroke and covers the path to recovery with practical advice on treatment, rehabilitation, and lifestyle changes.
Provides information on life after stroke for patients, families and caregivers.
A brain scientist's own journey with stroke.
This book is based on fifty years of patient care and includes stroke warning signs, including little-known signs that go unrecognized by most.
This book focuses on the emotional, psychological, and social consequences of stroke and the deeply personal side of caregiving.
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