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The collective discussions show strong support and engagement with the article, with users commenting on the significant long-term risks like decreased survival rates and stroke recurrence, and often using words like 'study shows' and 'important findings' to emphasize its relevance; some posts also include personal stories or professional reflections, indicating deep engagement and recognition of the study’s relevance for improving stroke outcomes.
Most discussions accept the study’s findings, emphasizing the severity and importance of long-term outcomes after strokes, with many highlighting the loss in life expectancy and recurrence risks.
The topic clearly sparks substantial interest, evidenced by frequent mentions of study results, associations with mortality, and long-term impacts, suggesting stakeholders find it highly relevant.
Posts reference specific data points and interpretations, showing active engagement with the study's implications, while some share personal anecdotes or clinical insights.
The discussions highlight the importance of the research for clinical practice and public health awareness, indicating a moderate but meaningful impact on how strokes are viewed and managed.
#OriginalResearch: In this population-wide study of adults in New Zealand, death and recurrence of stroke were common after an acute #stroke, and an acute stroke was associated with 5.5 years loss in life expectancy. #AHAJournals https://t.co/QW6AukDyxA @y_peng1 @Linh_NgoMD https://t.co/DnjOWTlkbv
@angelofbtc @DrAlanDesmond He suffered a massive stroke at 18yr old (before plant based) and studies show that stroke survivors have 5-6 year reduction in life expectancy. https://t.co/CZULdghIh9
Long-Term Survival, #Stroke Recurrence, and Life Expectancy After an Acute Stroke in Australia and New Zealand From 2008–2017: A Population-Wide Cohort Study #AHAJournals https://t.co/P2FZ8zsKFe @y_peng1 @Linh_NgoMD @iranasinghe https://t.co/8kHr65efxv
Long-Term Survival, Stroke Recurrence, and Life Expectancy After an Acute Stroke in Australia and New Zealand From 2008–2017: A Population-Wide Cohort Study https://t.co/FSFGCnVz77 https://t.co/zTYrJeI1hO
Our study just published in Stroke. It examined the long–term outcomes following an acute stroke in Australia and New Zealand using nationally linked hospitalisation data. Media release to come. https://t.co/5kqQTleGFR
1/ Almost two thirds of acute stroke patients fail to survive more than a decade. Researchers analyzed data from more than 300,000 patients admitted to the hospital following a sudden stroke between 2008 & 2017 & found https://t.co/DVXAn0mCxT
This video explores a large Australian and New Zealand study tracking over 313,000 stroke survivors for up to 10 years, analyzing survival rates, stroke recurrence, and factors influencing long-term outcomes to improve…
This study tracked over 313,000 adults in Australia and New Zealand who had their first stroke between 2008 and 2017, assessing survival, stroke recurrence, and life expectancy up to 10 years post-stroke. Key factors…
@angelofbtc @DrAlanDesmond He suffered a massive stroke at 18yr old (before plant based) and studies show that stroke survivors have 5-6 year reduction in life expectancy. https://t.co/CZULdghIh9
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RT @StrokeAHA_ASA: #OriginalResearch: In this population-wide study of adults in New Zealand, death and recurrence of stroke were common af…
RT @StrokeAHA_ASA: #OriginalResearch: In this population-wide study of adults in New Zealand, death and recurrence of stroke were common af…
RT @StrokeAHA_ASA: #OriginalResearch: In this population-wide study of adults in New Zealand, death and recurrence of stroke were common af…
RT @StrokeAHA_ASA: #OriginalResearch: In this population-wide study of adults in New Zealand, death and recurrence of stroke were common af…
RT @StrokeAHA_ASA: #OriginalResearch: In this population-wide study of adults in New Zealand, death and recurrence of stroke were common af…
#OriginalResearch: In this population-wide study of adults in New Zealand, death and recurrence of stroke were common after an acute #stroke, and an acute stroke was associated with 5.5 years loss in life expectancy. #AHAJournals https://t.co/QW6AukDyxA @y_peng1 @Linh_NgoMD https://t.co/DnjOWTlkbv
1/ Almost two thirds of acute stroke patients fail to survive more than a decade. Researchers analyzed data from more than 300,000 patients admitted to the hospital following a sudden stroke between 2008 & 2017 & found https://t.co/DVXAn0mCxT
Long-Term Survival, Stroke Recurrence, and Life Expectancy After an Acute Stroke in Australia and New Zealand From 2008–2017: A Population-Wide Cohort Study - https://t.co/SJTgU5qXtV
脳卒中サバイバのゼンデラ Ⅱ: Stroke誌：さいきん10年再発率 27％だった https://t.co/bwAMYhCM5P Long-Term Survival, Stroke Recurrence, and Life Expectancy After an Acute Stroke in Australia and New Zealand From 2008–2017: A Population-Wide Cohort Study
RT @StrokeAHA_ASA: Long-Term Survival, #Stroke Recurrence, and Life Expectancy After an Acute Stroke in Australia and New Zealand From 2008…
Long-Term Survival, Stroke Recurrence, and Life Expectancy After an Acute Stroke in Australia and New Zealand From 2008–2017: A Population-Wide Cohort Study https://t.co/FSFGCnVz77 https://t.co/zTYrJeI1hO
RT @StrokeAHA_ASA: Long-Term Survival, #Stroke Recurrence, and Life Expectancy After an Acute Stroke in Australia and New Zealand From 2008…
Long-Term Survival, #Stroke Recurrence, and Life Expectancy After an Acute Stroke in Australia and New Zealand From 2008–2017: A Population-Wide Cohort Study #AHAJournals https://t.co/P2FZ8zsKFe @y_peng1 @Linh_NgoMD @iranasinghe https://t.co/8kHr65efxv
RT @y_peng1: Our study just published in Stroke. It examined the long–term outcomes following an acute stroke in Australia and New Zealand…
Our study just published in Stroke. It examined the long–term outcomes following an acute stroke in Australia and New Zealand using nationally linked hospitalisation data. Media release to come. https://t.co/5kqQTleGFR