Secondary stroke prevention in people with AF - published ⁦The Lancet Neurology⁩! fantastic team work valeria caso⁩ ⁦Lorenz Räber, MD PhD⁩ ⁦Urs Martin Fischer⁩ ⁦UCL Stroke Research⁩ ⁦Ashkan Shoamanesh⁩ ⁦European Stroke Org⁩ ⁦Stroke Research Center Bern⁩ authors.elsevier.com/a/1inIG5FFzL0D…

Deeply honored to receive the Resident Research Scholarship and the Resident Scholarship to the Annual Meeting by American Academy of Neurology! Immensely grateful to my mentors Chirantan Banerjee, Chris Anderson, and to my PD Lidia Yamada for all their support! Thank you American Academy of Neurology for funding our work.

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Is IL-6 signaling always bad❓ Our recent study with Pavlos Myserlis Anushree Ray Chris Anderson tests if 🧬genetic proxies for IL-6 signaling downregulation are linked to 1⃣Alzheimer's disease 2⃣lobar intracerebral hemorrhage (cerebral amyloid angiopathy)🧠 alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/tr…

The HERMES 24 score, published in Stroke AHA/ASA, could be useful for counseling patients and families on the chances for favorable or unfavorable outcome. Although it may overemphasize clinical status at 24 hrs; delayed recovery is important European Stroke Org World Stroke Org

Hot Off Press: AF patients with stroke due to symptomatic atherosclerosis have high stroke recurrence, hemorrhagic events, and mortality rates. Combination sAC+sAP may reduce short-term stroke recurrence but increase the hemorrhagic risk in the long term.sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

#ISC25 great science and opportunity to learn and connect.. #MUSC_stroke. Ahmad Abu Qdais Pavlos Myserlis Ashley Wabnitz MUSC Neurology MUSC MIND

Glad to present Grand Rounds this past week to my Residency Program MUSC Neurology, followed by great discussion afterwards! Glad to see people getting engaged in this rapidly developing area. Grateful to all my mentors, PD, and APDs, and excited for the next steps coming ahead!