CPSR research in the News

December 2, 2019 Researchers at Toronto Rehab were recently featured on CTV News for their work to prevent falls after stroke. Pictured above, Dr. Avril Mansfield

Hands-on experiences give trainees big picture of stroke research

November 27, 2019 The SPiN class of 2019 enjoyed a content-filled three-plus days in Toronto where 40 trainees from the eight CPSR sites toured 19 labs at Baycrest, Sunnybrook and Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, and listened to plenary lectures from prominent stroke researchers and people living with stroke.

CLOGGED BLOOD VESSELS, CYCLIC VOMITING, ACUTE PSYCHOSIS, OVERDOSES FROM EDIBLES: ‘CANNABIS MAY BE LEGAL, BUT WE NEED TO ADDRESS THE PUBLIC HEALTH IMPACT’ CANADIAN STROKE CONGRESS TOLD

October 4, 2019 The problem? Cannabis has been marketed as a harmless, natural product, says Queen’s professor and former CMA President. It’s not.

BETTER ACCESS TO CARE AND MORE EDUCATION NEEDED TO IMPROVE LIVES
OF CHILDREN LIVING WITH STROKE, RESEARCH TRAILBLAZER SAYS

October 3, 2019 Dr. Gabrielle deVeber says stroke is often unrecognized, untreated in children

FROM VIRTUAL REALITY TO VIDEOCONFERENCING: TECHNOLOGY AS EFFECTIVE FOR POST-STROKE REHABILITATION AS TRADITIONAL CARE, STUDY FINDS

October 2, 2019 New approaches urgently needed to address lack of access to therapy, experts say

Stroke Program in Neurorecovery (SPiN) Workshop

July 31, 2019 November 19-22, 2019, Toronto, Ontario

CPSR strikes expert panel to pre-review your grant submissions

June 18, 2019 Improve your chances of funding success by gaining confidential insight from senior CPSR researchers

Request for Applications focuses on timing and intensity of rehabilitation therapy post-stroke

June 18, 2019 Up to four awards of up to $200,000 each will be awarded

Late-breaking abstract submission open for Canadian Stroke Congress

June 7, 2019 Late-breaking abstract submission is open until June 28. Learn more at www.strokecongress.ca. @strokecongress #strokecongress

Get involved in the FLOW trial

May 14, 2019 The FLOW study is recruiting patients to test a combination therapy to improve lower-limb motor recovery after stroke.