In neuroscience research, very small details can make a big difference in the results and in the way they are interpreted. If research conditions aren’t carefully optimized, studies can produce inconsistent or unreliable findings, and can stall research in specific fields for months, sometimes even years. By fine-tuning their research parameters, scientists can get clearer, more accurate insights into how the brain really works. In this grad student interview episode, we discuss why optimizing basic research parameters is important to understand the pathological mechanisms of stroke.

Sophie Wolkoff is a recent graduate from the Centre for Neuroscience Studies at Queen's University , where she completed her master's degree.  As a master's student, she studied under the supervision of Dr. David Andrew.  Their research focused on "spreading depolarizations", which are a cellular phenomenon that occurs in the brain following strokes and other traumatic brain injuries.  For her thesis in particular, Sophie conducted research on how temperature affects spreading depolarization, as well as how both of these factors can influence the preparation of rodent brain slices.  Aside from her passion for neuroscience, she loves traveling, rock-climbing, and spending time with family and friends.

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41: Fine-Tuning the Future : Why the Right Setup Leads to Better Science

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DSID - cheap crack

plankton has a stroke

oblivius v?.??

~dedikeret til jonbasher~


Stroke den x ad lib.

til alle mine gooners her i huset,
nu får i en på sænkedusen,
for min hjemmedreng,
han ligger i sin seng,
han rykker den,
som en revisor rykker penge.
Og han nyder det,
Seføli' gør han det,
Han skyder den,
En limpistol igen

Om man si'r det er for meget,
om man si'r det er for lidt,
kan man altid stole på
at han vil

Stroke den, (Stroke den lidt)
Stroke den, (Det stroker fedt)
Stroke den, (Han stroker den)
Stroke den. (Jeg er stadigvæk i stroke)

stroke den lidt

Upbeat love song about nearly losing your partner.

I can Love Her Again

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StepByStep is an app designed to evaluate and facilitate sequencing skills. It was designed by an occupational therapist and can be used with both adults and children. It is appropriate for users of all ages with impaired or developing cognitive skills.

StepbyStep

In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Chris Richards, Medical Director of the University of Cincinnati Health Mobile Stroke Unit, to dive into the world of mobile stroke care. Dr. Richards breaks down what a mobile stroke unit is, how it works in the field, and the data that’s driving its success. Tune in to learn how this innovative approach is transforming stroke treatment before patients even reach the hospital.

Learn more about E-QUAL here: https://www.acep.org/administration/quality/equal/emergency-quality-network-e-qual/

Do you have feedback on today's episode or want to reach out to the team? Email us at equal@acep.org

Mobile Stroke Units

We welcome an incredibly accomplished new guest, Arthur Ng, MD, a cardiac surgeon at Virtua to explain what the "hole in the heart" Kris Letang, defenseman for the Pittsburgh Penguins, has been diagnosed with, and why he needed a procedure at the end of the season to correct it.  Patent foramen ovale is one kind of hole in the heart and we learn just how shockingly common it is and why Letang needed a procedure to close it.  We have previously discussed Letang coming back from two strokes, and now we know why.  This is outlier sports medicine that you may not have ever learned about previously!

Episode 126 - Kris Letang, Patent foramen ovale

A heartfelt plea for redemption after a health scare, Please Give Me a Second Chance by Dr. Elliot Lach is a deeply personal ballad about confronting one’s mortality and embracing the opportunity to change. Written from the perspective of someone recovering from a minor stroke after years of ignoring medical advice, the song captures the fear, hope, and commitment to a better future. With soft acoustic instrumentation and sincere vocals, this track is dedicated to everyone who’s ever wished for another shot at life—and promised to make it count.

Please Give Me A Second Chance

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In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Puneet Gupta, an emergency physician and Assistant Medical Director for the Los Angeles County Fire Department, to explore the critical role of prehospital stroke care. Drawing on his extensive experience in EMS, Dr. Gupta shares insights on improving the continuity of care from the field to the emergency department—and how better coordination can lead to better outcomes for stroke patients.

Learn more about E-QUAL here: https://www.acep.org/administration/quality/equal/emergency-quality-network-e-qual/

Do you have feedback on today's episode or want to reach out to the team? Email us at equal@acep.org

Prehospital Stroke Care

"Amazon worker alleges stroke symptoms mistaken for DUI by Missouri deputies leading to wrongful arrest delayed treatment and permanent blindness; lawsuit underscores medical negligence law enforcement training failures and stroke misdiagnosis dangers."

Fatal DUI Error Jails Stroke Victim Blind

🔥 Diagnostyka funkcjonalna – jak to naprawdę wygląda? 🔥
🎙️ Dzisiejszym gościem jest Jakub Stolarski – fizjoterapeuta w Oddziale Neurologicznym Szpitala Bielańskiego, adiunkt w Klinice Neurologii Warszawskiego Uniwersytetu Medycznego.
Jak wygląda diagnostyka funkcjonalna w ostrej fazie po udarze? Czy testy neurologiczne mają wtedy sens? Co można, a czego się „nie da” – i dlaczego czasem patrzymy na pacjenta “z rękami w kieszeni”?
Wpadnij na rozmowę pełną:
💥 konkretów z oddziału,
💥 ciekawych przypadków,
💥 fizjo-faktów neurologicznych,
💥 inspiracji dla tych, którzy pracują (albo chcą pracować) z pacjentami neurologicznymi!

Diagnostyka funkcjonalna w neurologii. Podcast fizjoterapeuty

Podcast fizjoterapeuty

Get your critical thinking caps on! ‘Think Twice’ discusses controversial topics in the field of neuroscience with the goal of bringing more nuance and rigor to mainstream media. We’ll take you past the headlines by breaking down relevant neuroscience topics, interviewing experts in the field and overcoming misinformation/disinformation with evidence-based content. This podcast is run by a small group of graduate students at the Centre for Neuroscience Studies at Queen’s University. We hope to bring down barriers to the dissemination of scientific information, give early-career neuroscientists a voice, and foster a culture of entertaining and accessible science communication.

ACEP Qual-ED: Exploring quality in emergency care. Dr. Arjun Venkatesh, emergency physician, QI leader, and Chief of Emergency Medicine at Yale, will be your host. Each weekly episode will feature different experts in emergency medicine to discuss new innovations in high-quality care in the Emergency Department. Select episodes will have CME.

Host name: Arjun Venkatesh MD, MBA, MHS

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aye !! get outta here

Cześć! Miło mi Cię gościć na Fizjopozytywnym podcaście! 
To pierwszy podcast o fizjoterapii, jaki powstał w Polsce  <3 
Dzięki niezliczonej ilości wiedzy, którą dzielą się zaproszeni goście, pozwala fizjoterapeutom rozwijać się. 
Jeżeli interesuje Cię fizjoterapia - ten podcast jest dla Ciebie.
Rozgość się!
Joanna Tokarska - Fizjopozytywna

Steven Frey, a sports medicine board certified orthopeadic surgeon and Brandon Olaya, a certified athletic trainer, will be talking about the injuries of current athletes and what those injuries may mean for the athlete.  In a relaxed format, we will explain the injury, treatment options, and expected return to sport as well career impact.  We will have various guests - physicians, physical therapists, athletic trainers and some athletes talking shop.   Intended to be a little more light hearted than this topic is usually presented...   over a couple beers.

New tracks tagged #stroke