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Latest news: Stroke

Brain scans for babies could reduce risk of stroke later in life

Research from the University of South Australia shows brain scans for children under one could identify risk factors for stroke later in life.

Canberrans urged to do more to reduce stroke risk

With almost 400 first-time strokes to be experienced by ACT residents this year, and less than a third predicted to arrive at hospital in time for life-saving treatment, a retired neuroscience nurse says Canberrans can do more to address stroke risk.

Free UC program helps reduce repeat stroke risk

Dr Nicole Freene’s team at the University of Canberra is leading a new, free cardiovascular rehabilitation program for people who have had a transient ischaemic attack (TIA), mild stroke, or have heart disease.

Blood pressure checks may save lives: Stroke Foundation

Australians are being urged to get a blood pressure check at their local pharmacy this month as the key step in reducing their risk of stroke.

StrokeLine phone service supports survivors in recovery

Stroke Foundation CEO Sharon McGowan said the expansion of StrokeLine is a positive step towards helping survivors thrive during recovery.

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