One year on from our Saving Brains campaign, we’ve seen some good progress. But there is still more to do.

Today, the NHS will mark 75 years of service. To celebrate this milestone, we’d like to take this opportunity to say a huge thank you.

Every month, we collect stories in the news about stroke. This month we look back on some exciting medical news and the stories of two stroke survivors who had very different experiences with support.

A new documentary all about aphasia is coming out soon. 40% of stroke survivors have aphasia. They struggle to communicate. 

Every month, news sites around the world feature stories about stroke. It’s a lot to keep track of! That’s why we try to collate a few of these in our monthly stroke news roundups. 

News websites and channels are so full these days, it can be hard to find the stories you're interested in. That's why every month we pull together some of the stories about stroke that catch our eye.

There are so many stories about stroke in the news every month. That's why we try to highlight a few in our regular news roundup.

After a stroke, it is very common for individuals to experience difficulties in their swallowing abilities. This is medically known as dysphagia.

Every month there are news stories about stroke. Some are stories from survivors and their families. Others are about potential medical breakthroughs. We gather a selection of these each month and add it here in our news roundup. 

Our charity started Stroke Prevention Day in 2021 to encourage people to make lifestyle changes to reduce their risk of stroke. This year Stroke Prevention Day is on Thursday 12th January and we're doing something slightly different.