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Europe takes small steps forward to improve stroke care and support, but too many inequities still persist
The latest data from the Stroke Action Plan for Europe (SAP-E) Stroke Service Tracker (SST) shed light on Europe's journey toward better stroke care and support. While there are positive signs of progress, the report also reveals persistent gaps and challenges,...
European Life After Stroke Forum Dublin
Thank you to all those that came to our event European Life After Stroke Forum (ELASF) in Dublin on the 11-12 March. We are delighted to have so many of the European Stroke Community come together to continue to improve Life After Stroke. To view the abstract book,...
Prevent, treat and support: An EU election manifesto for stroke survivors
The Stroke Alliance for Europe (SAFE) and the European Stroke Organisation (ESO) today launch their joint EU MEP Election Manifesto 2024. For the elections in June we are asking MEP candidates to support improving health across the EU with a focus on improving...
VALIDATE: Use of AI to advance personalised acute stroke treatment and to improve outcomes
On Brain Awareness Week’s sixth day we are focusing on VALIDATE which is using artificial intelligence (AI) to personalise acute stroke treatment and improve outcomes. In ischemic stroke treatment, timely access to appropriate interventions is paramount. While there...
ANGIE: 3D patient brain models could increase access to thrombectomy
On Brain Awareness Week’s fifth day we are focusing on ANGIE, a research project supported by EU, which aims to develop micro-robots for targeted drug delivery, to dissolve blood clots in acute stroke treatment. To ensure accurate targeting, the research team have...
