The My Stroke Guide team have been busy working on an exciting new video project, featuring the ever-inspiring chef and stroke survivor, Chris King from Chequers Kitchen.

You may have noticed a few changes on the forum in the last few weeks. These are the result of the latest round of updates to the software. But how and why do we make these updates?

Research is vital. It helps us find new ways to improve care and treatment for the 1.3 million stroke survivors. But we're always looking for more volunteers to help us improve our work.

Last summer, we spent some time speaking with people affected by stroke about the Stroke Association and My Stroke Guide websites.  

With the new year drawing close, it's natural to take a look back at the last 12 months. It's fair to say that 2022 has been almost as eventful as 2020 and 2021. Let's hope 2023 is a bit less dramatic!

We are proud to be supporting Global Atrial Fibrillation Aware week between 21 and 27 November 2022.

It is a survey from NHS England so that we can better understand how stroke care is provided. Keep reading to find out how it was developed and who will be filling it out. 

Things have been changing at your local pharmacy, including the introduction of a range of new NHS England services to support people who have survived a stroke or are at high risk of stroke.

ICE stands for "In case of emergency." It refers to a few different features on your mobile phone. You can set them up by following these instructions.

We are creating a new series of videos for My Stroke Guide. As a stroke survivor or carer, you understand better than anyone what will be useful and interesting to other stroke survivors.