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Caltech postdoctoral scholar Simon Mahler, a co-lead author of the new paper, is shown here placing the CSOS device on the head of graduate student Yu Xi Huang, the other co-lead author of the paper. The new device is affordable and compact, making it ideal for stroke assessment in a clinical setting.

New Laser-based Headset Can Measure Blood Flow, Assess Risk of Stroke

Lonely man on a bench

Chronic Loneliness Linked to 56% Higher Stroke Risk in Older Adults

An AI-generated image showing a doctor holding a vial of blood in one hand and pointing to a brain scan with the other, symbolizing the connection between the blood test and predicting stroke and cognitive decline risk.

A Simple Blood Test Could Predict Your Risk of Stroke and Cognitive Decline

an abstract illustration showing the connection between brain health and the heart

Hidden Brain Changes Found in People with Heart Disease, Increasing Stroke and Dementia Risk

woman sleeping

Poor Sleep May Increase Markers of Poor Brain Health

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