Four years after her stroke, a mother works hard to strengthen her mind and body. She shares personal advice based on that journey.

How a leading-edge procedure known as endovascular thrombectomy resulted in a Michigan woman’s remarkable stroke recovery.

Intervention in the emergency department for stroke is complicated. An emergency department physician suggests actions care teams can take to be ready.

After an unexpected stroke, a young athlete is thankful for a new lease on life — and the care he received at Michigan Medicine.

When a healthy, active woman had alarming symptoms — including episodes of weakness in her legs, arms and face — she came to Michigan.

See how the Michigan Medicine Inpatient Rehabilitation Computer Therapy Lab is using video games to help patients recover from strokes, spinal cord and head injuries.

Stroke survivor Katherine Jones shares how early identification of stroke symptoms and quick medical attention was key to returning to her active lifestyle.

If you think you are having a stoke every minute counts. Get information on the signs and symptoms of a stroke and learn how they are treated from Michigan Medicine.

Learn about a cutting edge minimally invasive stroke treatment procedure, endovascular thrombectomy, and hear how it saves one Belleville woman's life.

Learn about stroke rehab, including the different types of rehabilitation programs and how they help stroke patients recover faster and better.

Researchers found that allocation of rehabilitation services differs by ethnicity, which may help explain why Mexican-Americans have worse outcomes after stroke.

A look at a positive prognosis for UMHS patient, Joseph Gingerich, who was treated for ischemic stroke with new self expanding stent technology.

Jill was driving with her husband when she lost her speech and her right side went numb. See what happened next and how the U-M stroke team saved her life.

In this video University of Michigan doctors explain the differences between ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes and how each of them are treated.

University of Michigan professor discusses a highly effective stroke treatment that uses a tiny trap wire to remove a blood clots from the brain.