ALT The text at the top reads, "Kristan Leech, PhD, DPT, PT, Assistant Professor, USC." Below there is a quote from the article: “Mobility after stroke is shaped by many physical, personal, and environmental factors; our goal is to determine whether apathy is an important but often overlooked part of that picture. If apathy helps explain the gap between physical capacity and daily activity, the findings could change how clinicians interpret and respond to that gap.” The logo of ASNR appears at the bottom. There is a photo of Dr. Leech on the right.

ALT The ASNR logo is displayed at the top. Beneath, the text reads, "ASNR Career Development Webinar Series, Best Practices and Reproducible Methods for Scientific Figures, Friday, October 30, 2026, 2:00 pm US-EDT | 1:00 pm US-CDT, Free online registration, www.asnr.com/webinars, Moderator: Clarisa Martinez, PT, DPT, MS, Speaker: Keith Lohse, PhD, PStat.

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ALT The text at the top reads, "Meet Our Members!". Below, there is a photo of Dr. Layla Abdullatif on the left, and a quote from her on the right that reads, "My current research focuses on how visual-perceptual deficits in Veterans, particularly those with Parkinson’s disease, alter gaze patterns, motor behavior, and neurophysiological responses. By learning more about the clinical relevance of these deficits and how they affect cognitive and motor changes as Veterans age, we can enhance and more effectively integrate cognitive and motor training, not only in rehabilitation settings, but also in community fitness programs." The ASNR logo appears at the bottom.