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Hypertension and cognitive screening and management for preventing haemorrhagic stroke in high-risk groups

Edith Cowan University | Mount Lawley, Western Australia | Australia | about 2 hours ago

–527 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10072-019-04150-5 Project Area: Stroke and associated cerebrovascular disease Supervisor(s): Professor Claire Donnellan Project level: PhD Start date: Ongoing

Evaluating International stroke - Face Arms Speech Time to Act Fast (FAST) campaigns and their impact for facilitating health literacy across diverse global regions

Edith Cowan University | Mount Lawley, Western Australia | Australia | about 2 hours ago

campaign, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZfaOoVEG9g&list=PL91D2BD704EFF967B https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/producing-first-arabic-fast-stroke-awareness-video-bahrain-rizk Project Area: Stroke and

Exploring how Genetics Influences Rates of Disease Progression in Alzheimer’s Disease

Edith Cowan University | Mount Lawley, Western Australia | Australia | about 1 hour ago

especially when their effects are combined (i.e. polygenic risk profiles). Further the genetic underpinnings of pathological change are yet to be determined. These studies will leverage extensive existing

The Role of Motoneurons in Strength and Muscle Performance and Ageing

Edith Cowan University | Mount Lawley, Western Australia | Australia | about 1 hour ago

. Does motoneuron function and behaviour differ between individuals with chronic exercise training history (i.e. strength or endurance athletes) compared to those who are inactive? 2. Is the behaviour