All of us at the Stroke Association are incredibly saddened to learn of the death of our Patron Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

July was a month full of stroke news. The papers were full of stories about new research and procedures.

There are so many stories in the news about stroke, it can be hard to keep track. In our monthly news roundups we pull together a selection from the previous month to share. 

Amazing Brains is an event where researchers can celebrate and share their progress in stroke research.

This article has information about online tools for people with aphasia. There is also information about how businesses can help people with aphasia.

Every month we publish a collection of the stroke stories making headlines. This month our roundup focuses on raising awareness.

There are countless stories in the news about stroke every month. In our monthly roundup, we select a handful of the ones that we found most interesting and important.

Our news roundup is a monthly selection of news stories about stroke. These could be the latest medical research or the stories of stroke survivors.

Every month, we collect the news stories about stroke. These include survivors sharing their stories and even the occasional famous face. We also collect stories about new research and NHS changes.

Everything is now online. You can pay your bills, do online banking, fill out applications for a job or benefits, and so on. You do all of it by filling out online forms, but this may not be so easy to do when you have aphasia.