What happens during a stroke?
Explaining what happens during a stroke can be challenging. This informational video hosted in TED ED and accessible through YouTube, educates in a simple and
A NEW ROUTINE JOURNEY LIFE
Stroke affects more than 15 million people around the world, every year.
The road to recovery is challenging — but we’re here to help. Whether you’re a survivor or a caregiver, here you will find useful tools to aid you in physical and mental recovery after a stroke.
A NEW ROUTINE JOURNEY LIFE
Stroke affects more than 15 million people around the world, every year.
The road to recovery is challenging — but we’re here to help. Whether you’re a survivor or a caregiver, here you will find useful tools to aid you in physical and mental recovery after a stroke.
I WANT INFORMATION ABOUT STROKE
Learn about the signs of stroke, what you can do to prevent it and manage your risk.
I AM A STROKE SURVIVOR
From the first day in hospital to the rest of your life, read about stroke recovery and wellbeing.
I CARE FOR A STROKE SURVIVOR
Here you will find useful information for caring for someone recovering from a stroke.
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