Learn the warning signs of stroke, understand changes in memory and thinking, and practise what you know through quick interactive challenges.
The African NeuroHealth app helps you learn about stroke warning signs, dementia-related symptoms, and everyday factors that can affect brain health. Explore short quizzes, screening tools, and practical guidance. Results are informational and do not replace assessment by a qualified health professional.
No account is needed to explore public learning activities. Test what you know about FAST stroke warning signs, practise recognising symptoms that need urgent care, and learn when memory or thinking changes deserve clinical attention.
The app is designed for public education and self-guided learning. It does not diagnose stroke or dementia, and it cannot determine whether a person is currently having a stroke.
Learn how sudden face, arm, or speech changes can signal a stroke.
Learn which persistent changes in memory, thinking, or daily function deserve clinical attention.
Explore practical information about blood pressure, healthy habits, and when to seek care.
Play short challenges about stroke warning signs and dementia-related symptoms, then explore screening tools and practical brain-health guidance. This app does not diagnose.
Question 1 of 5 · Earn points as you learn
Which sudden change can be a warning sign of stroke?
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Sudden face drooping, arm weakness, or speech difficulty needs urgent medical attention. Note when symptoms began and seek emergency help immediately.
Explore privacy-protected summaries of stroke-risk, dementia-risk and cognitive-symptom assessments where enough records are available. Modelled results are not disease-prevalence estimates.
NeuroMap is public. It displays only privacy-protected aggregate data when enough eligible records are available. No data is not the same as low risk.
Current configured field-survey summaries cover selected Ogun State sites. Other locations will show no data until eligible aggregated records are available.
Complete the form and click Run Assessment to see your stroke risk profile.
This is a separate lifestyle and health-factor assessment using the African Cognitive Symptom Risk Model. It does not diagnose dementia and does not replace the dementia-risk assessment below. Complete the fields with the participant's reported or measured information.
Answer these culturally relevant questions to estimate cognitive score:
Complete the form and click Run Assessment to see your dementia risk profile.
Answer all 10 questions for an accurate dietary sodium risk score. This replaces the simple Salt Intake rating above.
Complete the form to get your personalised nutritional profile.
Adjust the sliders to see your stress profile.
A research study exploring whether pain patterns — headache frequency, pain intensity and location, and analgesic use — can help identify elevated stroke risk earlier. Your responses contribute to the "Silent Signals" study. All data is used for research purposes only.
This study collects pain phenotype data to test whether it can improve early stroke risk identification. There's no immediate result shown — your entry is added to the research dataset for later analysis.
Words appear for 5 seconds. Type what you remember. Progressive levels get harder. Score feeds into your cognitive profile.
You will see 5 words for 5 seconds. Type as many as you remember!
Documented traditional plant-based remedies used across African communities for stroke and related conditions, gathered through ethnobotanical fieldwork. Entries are reviewed before publication; validation status reflects current evidence — from traditional use only, through preliminary lab findings, to peer-reviewed research.
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26 biomarkers · 84 Wistar rats · 7 treatment groups · Male & Female
Neuroscience & Inflammation Unit, University of Ilorin · Adebimpe-John et al. (in prep.)
New eligible assessments are stored under a generated research ID. Direct identity fields are excluded. Verified follow-up outcomes can be stored separately for future model evaluation and retraining.
| Table | Records | Status | Export |
|---|---|---|---|
| stroke_predictions | 1,247 | Live | |
| alzheimer_predictions | 983 | Live | |
| stress_assessments | 543 | Live | |
| nutrition_tracker | 312 | Live | |
| pain_stroke_study | — | Live | |
| herbal_remedies | — | Live | |
| anhrl_survey_data | 4,000 | Live |
Live recruitment progress and descriptive statistics for the pain-phenotyping sub-study.
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| ID | Name | Role | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| ADM-001 | Prof. B.V. Owoyele | PI / Admin | Active |
| RES-001 | Adebimpe-John O.E. | Researcher | Active |
| SUP-001 | Prof. Owolabi Mayowa | Co-Supervisor | Active |
Gradient Boosting · 24 features · 94.2%
Random Forest · 35 features · 91.6%
Click Refresh to load live Supabase records.
Choose the destination table, select a .csv file, review the preview, then upload. Column headers in the CSV must match the table's column names in Supabase.
New entries save as Draft and won't appear on the public gallery until you
publish them below. For bulk entries without photos, use Import CSV → herbal_remedies
instead, then come back here to attach photos and publish individually.
Click Refresh to load entries.
Passwords are no longer displayed or edited in the browser. Configure ADMIN_PASSWORD, RESEARCHER_PASSWORD, and AUTH_SECRET as private environment variables on Render. Do not store passwords in Supabase tables or frontend JavaScript.
Use unique, strong passwords and rotate them from the hosting dashboard. Backend research-data endpoints require a signed, expiring session token.
12 new records saved to Supabase today
3 HIGH stroke risk assessments today
Free public learning and screening. Your answers are not added to the research dataset.
Researcher & Admin access is restricted. Enter your name and the access password.
Contact Adebimpe-John O.E. to be assigned a password.
Principal Researcher: Adebimpe-John O.E. | Supervisors:Prof. Owolabi
Your unique research ID is generated automatically. This form does not ask for your name, email address, or phone number.
Research registration, assessment saving and outcome recording remain blocked unless the backend confirms the approved study configuration is active.