Call the Midwife star launches charity garden at BBC Gardeners’ World Live
Actress and star of Call the Midwife, Victoria Yeates, was on hand to launch the Stroke Association’s Legacy Garden on Friday 14 June at the National Exhibition Centre.
Topics: Medical research
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One small step for man, one great Step Out for Stroke
Fifty years since the first man walked on the moon, stroke survivors in Warrington are now proving that they too can overcome their own challenges by taking part in a charity walk for the Stroke Association at Halliwell Jones Stadium on Saturday 20 July.
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One small step for man, one great Step Out for Stroke in the Isle of Man
Fifty years since the first man walked on the moon, stroke survivors on the Isle of Man are now proving that they too can overcome their own challenges by taking part in a charity walk for the Stroke Association at Mooragh Park, Ramsey on Wednesday 17 July.
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Statement in response to ambulance amber review implementation programme
Re. Health minister’s update on the ambulance amber review implementation programme 4 June 2019
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New research reveals stroke deaths are falling, but more strokes are occurring in younger people
Deaths from stroke have fallen by 55 per cent overall between 2001 and 2010, thanks to better NHS care, according to new research published in the BMJ.
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One small step for man, one great Step Out for Stroke
Fifty years since the first man walked on the moon, stroke survivors in Birmingham are now proving that they too can overcome their own challenges by taking part in a charity walk for the Stroke Association.
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Over 14 million UK adults don’t know where a stroke occurs
Over a quarter (27%)of the population don’t know that a stroke occurs in the brain – highlighting a lack of knowledge around the UK’s leading cause of disability.
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Over 14 million UK adults don’t know where a stroke occurs
Over a quarter (27%)of the population don’t know that a stroke occurs in the brain – highlighting a lack of knowledge around the UK’s leading cause of disability.
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Over 14 million UK adults don’t know where a stroke occurs
Over a quarter (27%)of the population don’t know that a stroke occurs in the brain – highlighting a lack of knowledge around the UK’s leading cause of disability.
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Over 14 million UK adults don’t know where a stroke occurs
Over a quarter (27%)of the population don’t know that a stroke occurs in the brain – highlighting a lack of knowledge around the UK’s leading cause of disability.
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Over 14 million UK adults don’t know where a stroke occurs
Over a quarter (27%) of the population don’t know that a stroke occurs in the brain – highlighting a lack of knowledge around the UK’s leading cause of disability.
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One small step for man, one great Step Out for Stroke
Fifty years since the first man walked on the moon, stroke survivors in Derby are now proving that they too can overcome their own challenges by taking part in a charity walk for the Stroke Association.
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Over 14 million UK adults don’t know where a stroke occurs
Over a quarter (27%) of the population don’t know that a stroke occurs in the brain – highlighting a lack of knowledge around the UK’s leading cause of disability.
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Over 14 million UK adults don’t know where a stroke occurs
Over a quarter (27%) of the population don’t know that a stroke occurs in the brain – highlighting a lack of knowledge around the UK’s leading cause of disability.
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Over 14 million UK adults don’t know where a stroke occurs
Over a quarter (27%) of the population don’t know that a stroke occurs in the brain – highlighting a lack of knowledge around the UK’s leading cause of disability.
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Stroke Services at Swansea Bay UHB
Response to Swansea Bay health board’s proposal to merge two stroke wards in the Neath Port Talbot area.
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Goroeswr strôc am i fwy deall strôc a helpu i ailadeiladu bywydau
Mae ymchwil syfrdanol arall yn dangos bod bron i draean o bobl yng Nghymru sy'n adnabod rhywun sydd wedi goroesi strôc yn cyfaddef eu bod yn ei chael hi'n anodd I’w cefnogi i wneud eu gwellhad gorau posibl, yn ôl canfyddiadau newydd (ii) a gyhoeddwyd gan y Gymdeithas Strôc.
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Thrombectomy in Wales
Carol Bott, Director of Stroke Association in Wales says, “Thrombectomy is an exciting and effective new way of treating strokes caused by a clot."
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Over 14 million UK adults don’t know where a stroke occurs
Startling research unveiled today shows nearly a third of people in Wales who personally know a survivor of stroke admitting that they are struggling to support them to make their best possible recovery, according to new findings published today by the Stroke Association.
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Over 14 million UK adults don’t know where a stroke occurs
Over a quarter (27%)of the population don’t know that a stroke occurs in the brain – highlighting a lack of knowledge around the UK’s leading cause of disability.
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