How can we move from hearing #stroke survivor voices to ensuring they have meaningful influence?

Research presented at #ESOC2026 explores how survivors can become equal partners in shaping stroke care, research and policy.

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Can brain training, cognitive aids or exercise help brain function after #stroke? 🧠

Ca 44% of stroke survivors experience difficulties with memory, attention or language after stroke.

#StrokeInsights explores what research presented at #ESOC2026
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Do men & women face different health challenges after ischemic #stroke? Research presented at #ESOC2026 looked at 2,189 stroke survivors & how successfully men & women met important secondary prevention targets
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Young #stroke survivors say support needs to reflect real life, including work, education, relationships & independence.

The #ARYAS research featured on #StrokeInsights shows why accessible support should be designed with survivors, not just for them.👉 https://ow.ly/hZkv50ZPCjg

What does new #stroke research mean for everyday life? #StrokeInsights helps survivors, carers & families understand the latest evidence on prevention, treatment, rehabilitation & recovery through plain-language, shareable resources.
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Stroke science is advancing rapidly – and should be understandable for all. Today we're launching #StrokeInsights: a new platform translating the latest stroke research into clear, trusted information for survivors, carers and families.

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