American Stroke Association

American Stroke Association is non-profit organization in USA that focuses on cardiac care. The American Stroke Association gives an exceptional, post-restoration experience for stroke survivors. We offer classes and wellbeing programs that are intended to address survivors' physical, subjective, social and enthusiastic prosperity—in a happy with, inviting, and non-clinical environment. Guardians likewise observe us to be a significant asset where they take an interest in classes and care groups that are intended to address their particular concerns. ASA provides the standard for basic and advanced life support. The ASA partners with health care professionals, volunteers and student to aware the people about the stroke and life after it. Under the direction of ASA, survivors may apply and hone abilities to defeat their incapacities and move on. We don't copy different administrations however supplement them, giving the missing connection in the continuum of stroke recuperation. This association have opened doors in 1997 and since then, they are serving over 4,000 stroke survivors and their families, regardless of their ability to pay. Through ASA fitness programs, classes, life skills development, conferences, meetings, seminars, community outings and support groups, the ASA continues its mission of supporting stroke survivors and their families through their on-going journeys of ‘life after stroke’.

The following is the list of scholars from American Stroke Association who contributed and/or serves as editors for one or more OMICS International journals and conferences

• Nino Muradashivili