The festive season specifically for those following the Gregorian calendar, has just wrapped up and we at IJS office are having a well deserved (if we may say it) break from the lovely job of putting together this wonderful journal and all its accoutrements for you the readers, the authors and the reviewers. So, if you have been watching us, and noticing our voice is a little quieter at this time of year, never fear because as this year rolls over we will be doing more, offering more, working even closer with the World Stroke Academy, which is now online; and bringing you the voices of the SSOs globally. As many of you will find tech commentators are excitedly predicating a wonderful year for eLearning. The potential for people to explore actively, on so many platforms information, debate and knowledge from experts is full of all kinds of potential.
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Epidemiologic profiling for stroke in Nepal: Endeavour towards establishing database
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