Innovative tech could help stroke survivors better engage with rehab at home, study suggests
Researchers at the University of East Anglia (UEA) have been putting virtual reality rehabilitation for stroke survivors to the test. They have created a new…
Therapy waiting lists will be “swamped” with backlog of thousands of stroke survivors, charity warns
The Stroke Association is calling for immediate actions from governments and local health systems across the UK to stem a ‘rising tide’ of demand on…
UK’s leading stroke charity warns research faces long-term threat due to coronavirus pandemic
According to the Stroke Association, almost three-quarters of stroke research projects funded by the charity have been suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic. Moreover, the…
New digital tool launched to assist stroke survivors with communication difficulties
To mark Aphasia Awareness Month, the Stroke Association has today launched a new guide containing helpful information and step-by-step guidance on how to get online…
Important large-scale trial could help reduce number of repeat strokes
Researchers from both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland have joined a large trial that looks at whether an inexpensive medication, already used to…
New research reveals the overwhelming fears stroke survivors face and underlines the crucial role healthcare professionals can play in their recovery
The Stroke Association has launched a new campaign – ‘Rebuilding Lives: the second phase’ – which aims to raise general awareness of strokes and showcase…
Are young stroke survivors overlooked?
Adam Hayes, a Hospitality Professional from Birmingham, was just 29 when he had a stroke in his bathroom four years ago causing paralysis to the…
Taking mobile phones back to basics
"It is about taking it back to the basics of being able to contact the people you need to be in contact with" As mobile…