The hidden aftermath of a 'Mini-Stroke': study probes lingering speech issues
NCT ID NCT07206433
Summary
This study aims to discover if people have subtle, lasting problems with speaking or lose confidence in their communication after a 'mini-stroke' (TIA), even when they seem to have fully recovered. Researchers will compare 30 people who recently had a first TIA with 60 people who have not, using speaking tasks and questionnaires over three months. The goal is to gather new knowledge that could improve future care and support for people after a TIA.
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Newcastle University
Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE1 7RU, United Kingdom
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