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23.01.2022 Are you feeling confused by all of the diet tips for a healthy heart? A research paper being released on tuesday aims to answer some of the common nutrition questions people ask their heart health specialists. You can read more about their main findings here: https://ab.co/2mEiO9P

23.01.2022 Researchers have found that new stroke imaging technology could decrease delays in care by up to 60 minutes, giving a better chance of a full recovery to patients! Read more here: http://bit.ly/2O8RQCM

22.01.2022 As you may know, Cure for Stroke Australia is part of The Hospital Research Foundation (THRF) Group. Were thrilled to share in 2018, THRF Group was able to invest $24 million into lifesaving medical research and patient care in over 40 different areas of disease and illness. This is our biggest impact ever! You can feel proud knowing your generous support has delivered vital medical research and improved patient care to your loved ones and the community in an area that matters most to you.

22.01.2022 Thank you for helping to make an even bigger difference to the health and wellbeing of your loved ones in 2018! A New Year means more lifesaving stroke research and we look forward to sharing these exciting projects with you throughout the year.

19.01.2022 Professor Simon Koblar is the Professor of Neurology and Neuroscience at the University of Adelaide and the Director of the Stroke Research Programme. He has been instrumental in establishing a foundation for stroke research in South Australia, using a collaborative and innovative approach working with clinicians, basic and medical scientists, SA Health, industry, community support groups and other health professionals. He is excited by the strength and breadth of stroke researchers in South Australia and sees that through Cure For Stroke Australia, new therapies will find their way to the clinic. You can read about Prof Simon Koblar and other incredible stroke researchers here: http://bit.ly/2EaSy1B

19.01.2022 The Hospital Research Foundation is on Instagram! Follow them at www.instagram.com/hospitalresearch to keep up to date with current research , events , and information Cure for Stroke Australia is a charity of The Hospital Research Foundation.

17.01.2022 Good news! If you're feeling tired today, taking a nap might help in more ways than one! Researchers have discovered that napping once or twice a week can potentially reduce the risk of cardiovascular events, such as heart attack or stroke. Read more: https://bit.ly/2mb4xVb

17.01.2022 This International Women's Day, Cure for Stroke Australia as a charitable affiliate of The Hospital Research Foundation, is recognising the talented and tenacious women who strive to make a difference through their work. We believe that balance drives a better working world and we can all help to create #balanceforbetter #IWD2019

16.01.2022 Meet Jennifer (Jenni) Cranefield who is the passionate Clinical Trials Coordinator for the stroke unit at the Clinical Trials Centre at the New Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH), proudly supported by Cure for Stroke Australia. Working alongside Roy Drew, who is also part of the stroke unit, they manage all stroke clinical trials, giving hope to those who have been impacted by a stroke. You can read more about Jenni's lifesaving work here: http://bit.ly/2zZE6Gp

16.01.2022 New research out of the UK into the effects of diet on stroke risk show that vegetarians have an increased risk of stroke, likely due to the low cholesterol levels (which decrease their risk of heart disease) and deficiency in some nutrients, including B12. The study continues, but does suggest that a well-balanced diet is best. You can read more here: https://cnn.it/2lWzLz3 As National Stroke Week comes to an end, we rely on the kindness of our donors to ensure that research into the causes of stroke, prevention and treatment continue. Please consider making a crucial contribution today. https://cureforstrokeaustralia.com.au/donate/

16.01.2022 Happy Easter from Cure for Stroke Australia We hope you enjoy a safe and happy weekend!

15.01.2022 Happy New Year! We hope you enjoy a happy and healthy 2020!

15.01.2022 Our vision is to improve prevention, diagnosis, acute treatment and care following stroke for all Australians. Do you want to help turn this vision into a reality? Find out how on our website: http://bit.ly/CureForStroke

15.01.2022 A study has revealed that gout increases the risk of having a deadly heart attack or stroke by 15 percent!

14.01.2022 After meeting at The Hospital Research Foundation's* Impact Showcase recently, Graham Cornes and Associate Professor Tim Kleinig met to discuss new stroke research, achievements and life on FIVEaa 'Conversations with Cornsey' - listen here: https://bit.ly/2PH0k7I *Cure for Stroke Australia is a charity of THRF

14.01.2022 People who have had a stroke are around twice as likely to develop dementia, according to the largest study of its kind ever conducted. Read more: http://bit.ly/2oAweEO

14.01.2022 Cure for Stroke Australia is proud to support A/Prof Tim Kleinig to help cure stroke and improve the lives of Australians affected by stroke.

13.01.2022 Happy Easter! Although many of our plans have changed, we can still enjoy time with our loved ones. Whether you are celebrating in person or virtually, we hope you enjoy a safe, healthy and happy Easter! Love from the team at Cure for Stroke Australia x

11.01.2022 Amazing story on Sunrise over the weekend with US Olympic superstar Michael Johnson, who suffered a stroke four months ago. He spoke candidly about his first prognosis, road to recovery and the signs to look out for. A reminder that stroke can touch even the most superhuman of us and the need for further research is vital. http://bit.ly/2VQqsy8

11.01.2022 Head outside today and get some fresh air with a walk! According to a recent study, people who participate in light to moderate physical activity, such as walking at least four hours a week or swimming two to three hours a week, may have less severe strokes than people who are physically inactive. Read more at EurekAlert! here: http://bit.ly/2MHfSUx

08.01.2022 Do you want to leave a lasting legacy in the fight to save lives from stroke? This Include A Charity Week, please consider leaving a gift in your Will to Cure for Stroke Australia so that we can continue fighting for improved prevention, diagnosis and treatments for stroke. To find out more, please call one of our friendly team members on (08) 7002 0840 or click here: https://bit.ly/33hYPCV

07.01.2022 As a charity of The Hospital Research Foundation Group, Cure for Stroke Australia is proud to support A/Prof Kleinig's research and the fight to save more lives from stroke

06.01.2022 Researchers noted that adults who got six to eight hours of shut-eye a night, "short sleepers" had an 11 per cent greater risk of heart attack or stroke, while "long sleepers" had 33 per cent increased risk.

06.01.2022 Did you know that SA has the highest stroke causality rate in the nation - 62 deaths per 100,000 people?! Current research in Adelaide and Canberra is driving the development of world-first national stroke maps to help identify treatment access black spots in order to help prevent this. You can read more about that here: https://bit.ly/2jY4YS1 This National Stroke Week, you can make a difference in the lives of people who suffer stroke by making a donation, at https://cureforstrokeaustralia.com.au/donate/

05.01.2022 With the highest stroke casualty rate in the nation, South Australia desperately needs your help to change this statistic. This Include A Charity Week, please consider leaving a gift in your Will to Cure for Stroke so that we can continue to support our researchers in their fight to prevent and treat stroke. To find out more, please call one of our friendly team members on (08) 7002 0855 or click here: https://bit.ly/2lQ656D

05.01.2022 From everyone at Cure for Stroke, we wish you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas!

04.01.2022 A new Australian-led study has found that taking low-dose aspirin doesn't prevent cardiovascular disease. The seven-year study of more than 19,000 healthy people aged over 70 found taking 100 milligrams of aspirin a day didn't prolong their life or significantly reduce the risk of a first heart attack or stroke.

04.01.2022 THANK YOU for joining the fight to save lives! Your generosity this year has allowed Cure for Stroke to continue funding world-class stroke research and innovations to cure stroke and improve the lives of all Australians touched by stroke. Here are some of the projects you have supported in 2019:

04.01.2022 You may already know Cure for Stroke Australia is part of The Hospital Research Foundation (THRF) Group. We have now updated our logo and language to reflect our association with THRF Group. Importantly, our services and commitment to finding cures and improving patient care will not change! This update simply brings Cure for Stroke Australia under THRF Groups umbrella in a more formal way to further reflect our commitment to trust, transparency and strict governance protocols. Thank you for your ongoing support!

04.01.2022 Clinical trials play a huge role in the medical sector, ensuring treatments and tests are safe and effective, while giving thousands of patients a better quality of life. What do you think? Would you ever participate in a clinical trial? Why or why not? Read more: http://bit.ly/2LLXIEA

03.01.2022 Marilyn Jackson thought she would share the same fate as her loving father when she suffered a stroke earlier this year. However, thanks to medical advancements, Marilyns stroke did not leave her with any debilitating side effects! I feel extremely fortunate to be given such a lifesaving treatment and privileged to have had the opportunity to participate in the clinical trial. I thank him (A/Prof Kleinig) and the team at the Stroke Unit of the RAH who saved my life. Marily...n now supports lifesaving research that will help A/Prof Kleinig continue making advancements and saving lives of those who suffer a stroke. Read more here: http://bit.ly/2vLLJh3

03.01.2022 Good news for dog lovers - research has found that your furry friend can help you to live longer and fare better after a stroke! According to two new studies, owning a dog is associated with a reduced risk of death, especially among people who have previously had a heart attack or stroke. Read more: https://cbsn.ws/33gcPLM

02.01.2022 The team at Cure for Stroke Australia send their condolences to the friends and family of Luke Perry, who sadly passed away overnight after suffering a stroke in his Los Angeles home. https://www.abc.net.au//luke-perry-dies-aged-52-a/10870446 #LukePerry

02.01.2022 To all of our wonderful supporters we wish you a safe, happy and healthy Christmas with your loved ones.

02.01.2022 Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a key risk factor for stroke, and people with AF are up to seven times more likely to suffer a stroke. Now, there is good news for these patients as Health Minister Greg Hunt MP announces that cardiac catheter ablations, used to treat AF, will now be included on the Governments Protheses List. Thousands of Australian patients are expected to benefit from this treatment, which will save lives!

01.01.2022 Lifesaving stroke medication is now available at Port Pirie Hospital! A fantastic outcome for communities living nearby to receive treatment faster. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2WQc5gH