Recent Advances in Secondary Stroke Prevention and Management

Panelists share tailored stroke recurrence prevention: control BP, lipids, and lifestyle, address disparities, and weigh factor XIa inhibitors.

Experts unpack stroke recurrence disparities, AHA prevention tactics, lifestyle essentials, and emerging factor XIa inhibitors shaping future care.

Stroke recurrence risk peaks in the first days after TIA or minor stroke, driving rapid evaluation and tailored prevention strategies like short-term dual antiplatelet therapy.

Clinicians explain secondary stroke prevention by tailoring education, addressing risk factors, and choosing affordable antithrombotic plans through shared decision-making to boost adherence.

Clinicians tailor secondary stroke prevention talks by cause, literacy, and resources—boosting adherence through risk-factor coaching, shared decisions, and affordable antithrombotics.

New stroke-prevention guidance urges early dual antiplatelets for minor stroke/TIA, faster anticoagulation for AF, and LDL targets plus diet focus.

Experts explain why lowering blood pressure below 130/80 cuts stroke risk, and share practical tips on adherence, apps, and polypill therapy.

Experts explain how factor XIa inhibitors may prevent post‑stroke clots while sparing hemostasis, offering safer anticoagulation ahead of Phase III.

Experts unpack a global stroke-prevention trial, weighing real-world fit, diversity gaps, reperfusion patients, and surprisingly low bleeding.

Global trial tests ascendexian after ischemic stroke/TIA, showing low bleeding and raising questions about diversity and real-world fit.

Global trial tests ascendexian after ischemic stroke/TIA, showing low bleeding and raising questions about diversity and real-world fit.

Experts weigh factor XIa inhibitor asundexian after ischemic stroke, highlighting strong efficacy and safety signals and fueling optimism for Librexia Stroke trial results.