Update from the Canadian Stroke Consortium If it looks like a cow and moos like a cow…
plore the geographic distribution of stroke and better understand stroke risk and care in …

Update from the Canadian Stroke Consortium If it looks like a cow and moos like a cow…
plore the geographic distribution of stroke and better understand stroke risk and care in …

Stroke is among the leading causes of death and disability worldwide, with an estimated
12.2 million new strokes around the world in the year 2021. 1 Although the burden of stroke …

Stroke is a major cause of death and disability in our society. In 1997, approximately 70,000
Canadians were hospitalized for stroke;'cerebrovascular disease (mainly stroke) caused …

Worldwide, there are approximately 4.6 million deaths from stroke each year, and three
quarters of these occur in developing countries. 1 This estimate is based on death certificate …

carry out clinical trials in stroke, whereas the Canadian Stroke Network is a collaboration of
24 universities with government, nonprofit and industry with the purpose of reducing …

For too long, the image of stroke in both popular and medical writing has been of
devastating, uncontrollable events that can be neither prevented nor treated. It is time to lay …

The expected growth of stroke burden in Korea in early 2000s led to the initiation of a
government-funded clinical research project with the goal of development and …

Publisher Summary Stroke is a leading health problem in both developed and in developing
countries. Several factors of importance in projecting the future burden of stroke are (1) …

Introduction: Although stroke-related mortality decreased over the last 3-decades, there is
concern that morbidity and death rates may have increased over recent years. Methods …