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Some new recommendations from the American Stroke Association apply to a group that may be surprised to hear them: young women.

Mother determined to dance at son's wedding reception after stroke enrolls in clinical trial, the latest achievement in a life defined by meeting challenges.

MUSC researchers partner with Emergency Medical Services to pilot test the first MRI-equipped ambulance to speed stroke response.

Neurosurgeon and therapists team up to perform first vagus nerve implant for chronic stroke in the Carolinas.

On May 11, Dr. Alex Spiotta will be joined by some of the best and brightest minds in the world of stroke and aneurysm treatment for the first STAR Symposium.

MUSC Health earns reaccreditation as as only Comprehensive Stroke Center in Lowcountry and just one of four statewide.

Heart Association tells doctors to treat TIAs as emergencies. MUSC Health expert explains what the transient attacks mean in terms of major stroke risk.

Ambulances equipped with cutting-edge scanners could lessen the time it takes to get stroke patients the treatment they need.

Stroke research improves when survivors and caregivers feel comfortable telling their stories and researchers learn to listen.

MUSC Health and the College of Health Professions partner on a comprehensive outpatient rehab facility for neurological conditions.