The Neuroscience-Driven Approach to Stroke
Every minute after a stroke, nearly two million brain cells die. But increasingly, researchers and clinicians are demonstrating that stroke care is not only about restoring blood flow in the first critical hours; it is also about understanding how the brain repairs, reorganizes, and recovers in the weeks and months that follow. At URochester Medicine, that work spans the entire continuum of stroke care, from mobile emergency treatment and regional telemedicine networks to research exploring brain plasticity, rehabilitation, clot biology, and the roles of sleep and circadian rhythms in recovery. These efforts are helping shape a more personalized and neuroscience-driven approach to stroke treatment and recovery.
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