Princy Sabu John
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Princy Sabu John is a dedicated researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of neurology and mental health, particularly in the context of post-stroke recovery. Her primary research areas include post-stroke depression (PSD), non-pharmacological interventions, and cognitive rehabilitation. In her seminal 2019 review, "Emerging Non-Pharmacological Therapies for Post-stroke Depression and its Future Aspects," she systematically analyzed the prevalence and treatment of PSD, which affects up to 40% of stroke survivors within three months. This work, cited four times, highlights her contribution to identifying alternative therapies—such as cognitive behavioral therapy, transcranial magnetic stimulation, and mindfulness—that can improve patient outcomes without the side effects of medication. By synthesizing evidence from major databases like PubMed and PsychInfo, John has provided a critical roadmap for future research into holistic stroke care. Her efforts underscore the importance of addressing psychiatric comorbidities in neurological recovery, making her a valuable voice in the push toward integrated, patient-centered treatment approaches.
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