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Stroke is caused by the disturbance in the blood supply to the brain. Such an acute cerebrovascular attack is usually followed by long rehabilitation where quality online resources can play a major role.

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Stroke and Web 2.0


Here we collected not only blogs, wikis and podcasts but also news, mobile applications and slideshows among others focusing on stroke.

News and Information on Stroke



There are more and more resource collections and networks including Web MD, Medical News Today or the Stroke Center focusing on stroke management. Here are the best repositories of stroke -related information.

Stroke-related medical blogs



While there are more and more stroke blogs, the majority of them contain spams and uncontrolled advertisements. Here we collected only the best blogs that have been providing quality information for a long time.

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Stroke Blog Carnivals



It is almost impossible to follow all the interesting stroke blogs so bloggers organize special events called blog carnivals. These are entries in which you will find the most informative blog entries collected week by week.

Stroke Podcasts and Interviews



Patients like listening to quality interviews with healthcare professionals and stroke patients rather than reading such articles. We collected both the active and inactive podcasts.

Stroke Community Sites, FaceBook Groups and Forums



If you do a search for "stroke community" in Google, you will find thousands of sites and also similar Facebook groups, but the majority of them have no relevance. On Webicina, we feature only the best Facebook groups, applications, community sites and networks.

Microblogging: Twitter and Friendfeed in Stroke



Sometimes it is easier to share messages and interesting links dedicated to stroke than writing blog entries or longer articles. Through microblogging, you can access relevant content in just seconds but only if you follow Twitter accounts of medical professional and empowered patients, patient communities, and book authors who write about stroke.

Stroke Wikis



Wikipedia and medical wikis where only medical professionals can edit entries provide great content devoted to stroke.

Stroke videos, animations and videocasts



There are numerous useful video channels in stroke, but finding the best resources is really challenging. We have not only collected the most informative video channels but also interviews and animations.

Stroke on Mobile



In stroke management, mobile applications can have an important role by providing research news, treatment updates and more.

Social Bookmarking in Stroke



If you are looking for quality stroke links and resources, you can spend a lot of time and effort dealing with common search engines, but we feature the most relevant collections.

Medical Search Engines in Stroke



Google, Bing or Yahoo searches show you any kind of content from spams to advertisements. If you need only medically relevant information on stroke, here are medical search engines that search in selected content.

Slideshows about Stroke



Healthcare professionals and empowered patients upload interesting slideshows focusing on stroke and its management. We collected the most informative presentations for you.