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While the new drug reduced hematoma expansion compared with usual care, it was also associated with an increase in thrombotic events in the ANNEXa-I study.

Vast medical databases have connected dots where smaller randomized trials could not. But the United States has a long way to go.

An exploratory analysis suggests a transfusion-transmissible agent associated with brain amyloidosis may be associated with some types of spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage.

Intensive blood pressure management worsens outcomes and should not be pursued in stroke patients successfully recanalized with intra-arterial thrombectomy, results of the OPTIMAL-BP trial show.

A new study shows different risks for future cardiovascular events in patients with lobar and non-lobar intracerebral hemorrhage.

New data suggest an increased risk of brain bleeds and worse outcomes after revascularization for ischemic stroke in the setting of COVID, but absolute risk low.

Exercise significantly improves cognitive function in patients who have had a stroke, a new proof of concept trial shows. The study is the first to examine the direct impact of exercise on cognition.

Long-term recovery patterns after a stroke differ in different functional domains and vary by patient age, stroke severity, and stroke type, a new study has found.

Chief among them was a reduction in cardiovascular mortality not observed in the pivotal trial that led to US approval of the drug.

Atherosclerotic risk factors present in children as young as 29 days are associated with significant risk for arterial ischemic stroke in the fourth and fifth decades of life, a new study suggests.