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Genetic Variation and Stroke Recovery: The STRONG Study.

Stroke - 1 Aug 2024

Cramer Steven C, Parodi Livia, Moslemi Zahra, Braun Robynne G, Aldridge Chad M, Shahbaba Babak, Rosand Jonathan, Holman E Alison

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BACKGROUND: Genetic association studies can reveal biology and treatment targets but have received limited attention for stroke recovery. STRONG (Stroke, Stress, Rehabilitation, and Genetics) was a prospective, longitudinal (1-year), genetic study in adults with stroke at 28 US stroke centers. The primary aim was to examine the association that candidate genetic variants have with (1) motor/functional outcomes...

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PMID: 38979623
DOI: 10.1161/STROKEAHA.124.047643
PMCID: PMC11262965

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