Stroke Research: Current Advances and Future Hopes

Have your doctor submit their research to this journal, Journal of International Medical Research (JIMR. No research, then call up the hospital president and ask what the hell the objectives are for the stroke department head to stay employed. Because the status quo is totally unacceptable. I'm not ok with how poorly I and most other survivors are recovering.  Don't let them get away with the lazy excuse, 'All strokes are different, all stroke recoveries are different'. Anyone who says that needs to be keel hauled.

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New Special Issue - Open for submissions now “Stroke Research: Current Advances and Future Hopes” We are pleased to let you know manuscript submissions are now being taken for the 2016 Special Issue on “Stroke research: current advances and future hopes”, publishing in Journal of International Medical Research (JIMR) and guest edited by Dr Auwal Abdullahi of Department of Physiotherapy, Bayero University Kano, Nigeria. If this sounds like the right fit for your research, we would be delighted to receive your paper for review. Submit Your Article Online >>

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Submit to this Special Issue today

Potential topics for the Special Issue could include, but are not limited to:

• Stroke prevention and health promotion
• Current advances in the medical management of stroke
• Risk factors for stroke
• Stroke complications
• Motor rehabilitation after stroke
• Cognitive rehabilitation
• Gait rehabilitation
• Balance rehabilitation

The submission deadline is 25th March 2016.
Submitting your manuscript to the journal is free, and all submissions will be fully peer-reviewed as rapidly as possible. If your manuscript is accepted then you will be asked to pay the page charge, which currently stands at the rate of £325 (+VAT where applicable) per printed journal page, assuming no colour figures (colour figures are subject to an additional fee).
For advice on submitting your manuscript, visit the Manuscript Submission Guidelines for more information. Please don't hesitate to get in touch with any questions you may have regarding this Special Issue.
Kind Regards,

Professor Malcolm H. Lader, OBE, LLB, DSc, PhD, MD, FRCPsych, FMed Sci Editor, Journal of International Medical Research