Abstract
Stroke has a heavy socioeconomic burden. A subset of patients with transient or nondisabling cerebral ischaemic events will experience recurrent stroke, leading to permanent deficits. Two new studies tackle the challenge of identifying the patients most at risk for recurrent stroke via examination of radiological and serum biomarkers.
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