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Farmers use donkeys to thresh corn, Maras, Sacred Valley, Peru. (Credit: Frank Kehren/Flickr)

Having a stroke, one of the world’s leading causes of death and disability, can be debilitating even with access to the best health-care systems. It’s even more devastating in poor, remote areas of the developing world, but with the clever use of basic and ubiquitous technologies like cell phones, a Peruvian researcher says, it doesn’t need to be.


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