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Exciting steps forward in raising awareness and improving stroke care in Malawi

06 Dec 2021 Stroke awareness SSO Blog

The new SSO Malawi and the Malawi Stroke Unit project raise awareness of stroke and the need for acute treatment.

Stroke Care in Mexico: A Pilot Study of a Multidisciplinary Stroke Care Network

06 Dec 2021 International Journal of Stroke

Stroke Cases and Patient Outcomes at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Ghana

06 Dec 2021 International Journal of Stroke

The lived experience of stroke at the World Stroke Congress 2021 - Irene Tabansi

05 Dec 2021 Stroke awareness Stroke support SSO Blog

In the third blog in our lived experience of stroke series we hear from Irene Tabansi.

The lived experience of stroke at the World Stroke Congress 2021 - Aanandha Sharurajah

19 Nov 2021 Stroke awareness Stroke prevention SSO Blog

In the second blog in our lived experience of stroke series we hear from Aanandha Sharurajah.

Highlighting the lived experience of stroke at the World Stroke Congress 2021

09 Nov 2021 Stroke awareness Stroke support SSO Blog

In this blog series we will share the perspectives of members of the World Stroke Congress 2021 faculty who have lived experience of stroke.

Celebrating the establishment of the Stroke Association Sierra Leone

27 Oct 2021 Stroke awareness Stroke support SSO Blog

Stroke survivors and caregivers’ success in establishing a local NGO

Focus on education and free access to acute stroke treatment in Kerala

01 Oct 2021 Healthcare

Trivandrum Medical College Achieve Diamond Status WSO - Angels Awards

Saving #Precioustime for acute stroke patients in India

01 Oct 2021 Healthcare

Fortis Hospital Awarded Diamond Level WSO - Angels Award

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