Stroke Smart Magazine January/February 2006 TABLE OF CONTENTS Printer Friendly Version DEPARTMENTS Rehabilitation Haptics, a method of using computers combined with senses like sight and touch, might be the wave of the future for stroke rehab. Prevention NSA’s “Women in Your Life” campaign aims to teach men about the special stroke risks that may affect the women they love. Mobility Advances in wheelchair and scooter designs provide new options for mobility. Lifestyle Several devices on the market can help stroke survivors adapt their computers and make them easier to use after stroke. Nutrition In addition to other health benefits, some breakfast cereals may help lower stroke risk. Recovery Hyperbaric oxygen therapy, being used in some clinics to aid stroke recovery, is currently debated among physicians as a treatment that provides real results. FEATURES Stroke Champs Even athletes at the top of their games can suffer strokes. Four athletes, both former and current, share their stories of struggle and perseverance after stroke. Teaching the Teacher Professor Wilson Talley, a nuclear physicist who has worked with the top scientists of the world, recently began a new educational endeavor after his stroke. Talley found himself teaching, and learning, in the fascinating world of preschool. IN EVERY ISSUE Stroke Smart on the Web Gear and Gadgets News You Can Use Q&A Champion of Hope The Last Word   Stroke Smart Home | Subscribe to Stroke Smart