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This study investigates how patients’ perceived social standing influences stroke recovery at 3 and 12 months, highlighting the role of psychological distress and identifying subjective social status as a key social determinant of long-term
SGLT2 inhibitors administered after endovascular thrombectomy in diabetic stroke patients significantly improve 3-month functional outcomes, suggesting a promising adjunctive therapy for poststroke diabetes management.
Early extracranial surgery following moderate-severe traumatic brain injury or positive CT findings is linked to worse cognitive, functional, and quality of life outcomes at one year, highlighting the need to refine surgical timing and post
This review synthesizes evidence from a large randomized trial comparing early antipsychotic dose reduction/discontinuation versus maintenance after first-episode psychosis remission, emphasizing short-term risks and long-term functional ga
A prospective study of 310 ICU patients with acute encephalitis reveals that half suffer moderate to severe disability or death at 3 months. Autoimmune encephalitis patients show notable recovery over one year, highlighting the need for tai
