News

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.

Stroke is in the news every month. From inspiring fundraising journeys to emotional survivor stories to exciting medical research. We thought we'd pull together just a selection from the previous month to share here on My Stroke Guide.

Today, 8 February 2022, is Safer Internet day. So we thought we'd take this opportunity to share some tips on how to stay safe online.

Stroke strikes every five minutes in the UK. It can happen to anyone, of any age, at any time.

We want to show you around and hear your thoughts about the new format of the My Stroke Guide forum. This webinar series will cover a combination of the basic and advanced features available on the forum.

Join us for a series of webinars where we take you through the new look of the My Stroke Guide website and forum. There will be an opportunity to ask questions and offer feedback on your experiences.

You can now watch our videos on the My Stroke Guide YouTube channel on topics such as mental health, moving your body after stroke, medicine and more.

We now have aphasia-friendly guides available on how to download and use video calling apps Zoom, Skype and WhatsApp.