Jill Campbell Stewart

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Dr. Jill Campbell Stewart is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, with a focus on stroke recovery and the development of precision biomarkers to guide restorative therapies. Her work bridges rehabilitation science and neuroimaging to optimize treatment for individuals with varying stroke severities. In her highly cited 2018 study, "Biomarkers of Rehabilitation Therapy Vary according to Stroke Severity," she demonstrated that structural, functional, and angiogenesis-related MRI biomarkers respond differently to robotic therapy depending on initial impairment levels. This pivotal finding, drawing on data from 18 participants, underscores the need for personalized rehabilitation strategies and has garnered 24 citations for its clinical relevance. Dr. Stewart’s contributions advance the goal of tailoring therapy to individual neurobiological profiles, enhancing decision-making in stroke rehabilitation. Her research is instrumental in moving the field toward biomarker-driven, patient-centered care, making her a key figure in translational neurorehabilitation.