

Ischemic Stroke
Ischemic stroke is a life-threatening medical condition that happens when there’s a lack of blood flow to a part of your brain. These usually happen because of blood clots, but they can also happen for other reasons.
"Ischemia" is when cells in your body don’t have enough blood flow, which causes them to die. When this happens in areas of your brain, you lose abilities controlled by those areas of the brain. If those brain cells die, that can lead to permanent brain damage or can be fatal.





Nurvana is an investigational drug in preclinical research for its potential relevance to ischemic-stroke recovery. Early research findings are encouraging and support further study of Nurvana’s possible effects on biological processes related to inflammation, cellular injury, movement, memory, and neuronal recovery.
More research is needed to determine safety, dosing, how Nurvana works, and whether preclinical findings may translate to people. Nurvana is investigational and is not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for any use.

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