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Elton’s Stroke Story: The Surprising Science of Recovery and Prevention

Elton’s Stroke Story: The Surprising Science of Recovery and Prevention

著者： Elton Sherwin
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概要

 A stroke changed my life—and my view of medicine. In 2019, I survived a major stroke. Five years later, I discovered why it happened and how it could have been prevented. In this series, I share my story, the science of recovery, and lessons for anyone hoping to prevent stroke, heart disease, or dementia. Each episode offers one surprise and one practical step toward better health.Elton Sherwin 衛生・健康的な生活
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    32. The Mighty Mushroom
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    Mushrooms: live longer and have less cancer.

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    7 分
  • 31. A $950 Cancer Test: Is It Worth It?

    31. A $950 Cancer Test: Is It Worth It?
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    New clinical data reveals that a single blood draw can now identify over 50 types of cancer with a remarkably low false-positive rate.


    We break down the March 2026 Pathfinder 2 results, highlighting the test's ability to detect 73.7% of the twelve deadliest "silent" cancers like pancreatic and ovarian.
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    3 分
  • 30. Stanford Develops New Way to Remove Clots from the Brain

    30. Stanford Develops New Way to Remove Clots from the Brain
    2026/02/27

    Stanford researchers have developed an innovative medical device called a milli-spinner to improve the treatment of ischemic strokes. While traditional methods of removing blood clots often fail when blockages are dense, this tiny, tethered tool uses centrifugal force to condense clots to a fraction of their original size. By twisting fibrin proteins and squeezing out blood cells, the device makes the obstruction much easier to extract from the brain's arteries. This interdisciplinary collaboration between mechanical engineering and radiology aims to increase the success rate of surgeries and reduce brain damage. Ultimately, the team hopes to move into human clinical trials to provide stroke survivors with a faster, more effective path to recovery.
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    5 分
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