Sabia Combrie

About

Sabia Combrie is a Neuroscience Ph.D. candidate based in the Department of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Her research utilizes novel biomarkers to identify and predict early signs of cognitive impairments in stroke survivors. Sabia conducts behavioral, cognitive, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) assessments on stroke survivors during the hyperacute and chronic stages of recovery. Sabia's passion lies in advocating for stroke survivors, and she is committed to utilizing her research to enhance patient outcomes and contribute to the field of individualized medicine and stroke rehabilitation.

Sabia received her Master's in Neuroscience from Birkbeck University of London and a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of South Florida.

Recent Posts

The Lingering Exhaustion: Understanding Post-Stroke Fatigue

Let's address the often overlooked and exhausting road to recovery and the role of post-stroke fatigue in cognitive and physical rehabilitation.

The Emotional Impact of Memory Loss After Stroke

Memory loss can be a devastating consequence of a stroke; it's not just the past that disappears but also a sense of identity and connection to the world.

How Important Is Mental Health During Stroke Recovery?

What research shows about the effects of depressive symptoms during the stroke recovery journey.