Stroke Foundation
@strokefdn
Blood pressure remains the single largest risk factor for stroke – and it's preventable.
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http://www.strokefoundation.com.au 01-05-2009 00:01:48
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#BloodPressure tells people a lot about their health:
High blood pressure:
- Is linked to chronic diseases like stroke, heart & kidney diseases
- Can be managed, reduced & prevented, helping decrease chronic disease risk
#TheBigSqueeze helps save lives!
🔗strokefoundation.org.au/what-we-do/pre…
ICYMI: Six-year-old receives special recognition four months on from life-threatening stroke.
Thanks to A Current Affair for helping us shine a light on these little Stroke Warriors.
9now.nine.com.au/a-current-affa…
FRONT PAGE: Joe’s a national Warrior
Joe Holden has defied the odds of doctors and has now gone on to win a national accolade at the 2024 Stroke Awards.
Via Riverine Herald riverineherald.com.au/news/joes-a-na…
A Drysdale man is a finalist in the Stroke Foundation’s National Stroke Awards for his courage after surviving a stroke last year.
Via Ocean Grove Voice
oceangrovevoice.com.au/news/03-05-202…
An Armstrong Creek woman is being recognised for her passion and dedication to return to the performing arts after surviving two strokes.
Via Geelong Indy
geelongindy.com.au/news/03-05-202…
One of the most important initiatives in Australian stroke medicine. Support from every discipline required together with the community at large. Great team effort! Stroke Foundation International Journal of Stroke Australian Stroke Alliance Stroke AHA/ASA International Journal of Stroke Australian & New Zealand Stroke Organisation Prof Chris Bladin
Worrells were honoured to sponsor the Warrior Award, recognising young members of the stroke community at the Stroke Foundation this morning.
Congrats to the winners; Piper, Spencer and Joe. Your strength and resilience is inspiring. We look forward to following all your achievements.
COURAGE AWARD: Rebecca Schmidt-Lachlan has been named the winner of the Courage Award at the 2024 Stroke Awards.
National Stroke Awards 2024 is proudly supported by: Medtronic, AbbVie Australia, Australian Physiotherapy Association,Ipsen, NAB, Precision Connect and Worrells.
FIRST NATIONS STROKE EXCELLENCE AWARD: Kerri Colegate has been named the winner of the inaugural First Nations Stroke Excellence Award.
National Stroke Awards 2024 is proudly supported by: Medtronic, AbbVie Australia, Australian Physiotherapy Association,Ipsen, NAB, Precision Connect and Worrells
FUNDRAISER OF THE YEAR AWARD: Tommy Quick has been named the winner of the Fundraiser of the Year Award at the 2024 Stroke Awards.
National Stroke Awards 2024 is proudly supported by: Medtronic, AbbVie Australia, Australian Physiotherapy Association,Ipsen, NAB, Precision Connect and Worrells.
IMPROVING LIFE AFTER STROKE AWARD: Amanda Clayton has been named the winner of the Improving Life After Stroke Award at the 2024 Stroke Awards.
National Stroke Awards is proudly supported by: Medtronic, AbbVie Australia, Australian Physiotherapy Association,Ipsen, NAB, Precision Connect and Worrells
CREATIVE AWARD: Tiana Ekpanyaskun has been named the winner of the Creative Award at the 2024 Stroke Awards.
National Stroke Awards 2024 is proudly supported by: Medtronic, AbbVie Australia, Australian Physiotherapy Association,Ipsen, NAB, Precision Connect and Worrells.
Huge congratulations to Kerri Colegate for winning First Nations Stroke Excellence Award Stroke Foundation #StrokeAwards this am in Naarm. Great acknowledgment of your tireless work for community in WA & beyond.