After 88-year-old Philip Haines had a stroke and lost mobility in his left side, his bespoke rehabilitation enabled him to regain his independence. Here, to mark...
The world’s first study looking at the long-term impact of COVID-19 on stroke survivors has been launched in the UK. The Stroke Association is looking to...
There are more than 100,000 new incidences of strokes in the UK each year – that is around one stroke every five minutes. 1.2 million people...
After a life-changing event such as a stroke or the onset of most neurological, orthopaedic and paediatric conditions, physical rehabilitation is key to people restoring their...
A stroke telemedicine partnership has been a transformative force in England for a decade - and is now an example to others seeking better outcomes, as...
When a stroke occurs, the event itself is only the start of what can often be a long road to recovery. There are various options for...
The risk of stroke for patients with TBI is at its highest in the first four months after injury and remains significant for up to five...
When Lily had a stroke aged only eight, such a diagnosis never crossed her family’s minds. Here, her mum Natalie shares their story of rebuilding their...
New genetic clues have been found in people who have had ‘silent’ strokes, in a breakthrough which could lead to the discovery of much-needed new treatments. Researchers...
A startup business which is digitalising upper limb rehabilitation from hospital to home has secured £1.6million in funding to develop its work internationally. GripAble will use...
