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🌍🧠 World Stroke Day | October 29 🧠🌍 Every second counts when it comes to stroke. A stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is interrupted, which can lead to severe brain damage if not treated promptly. Recognizing the signs and acting quickly can make all the difference. 💡 Did You Know? Stroke is a life-threatening condition that happens when part of your brain doesn’t have enough blood flow. Early intervention can save lives and improve recovery outcomes. 💪 Join us in our mission to raise awareness and empower people with the knowledge to act fast. Participate in the #GreaterThanStroke Active Challenge and show your support! Together, let’s build a healthier future and spread the word about stroke prevention. 📞 Contact us for more info: +44 7341 981 539 / +92 3330 182 414 📧 Email: info@studymedic.com 🌐 Visit: www.studymedic.com #WorldStrokeDay #GreaterThanStroke #StrokeAwareness #ActFAST #DrTazeenAshraf #StudyMEDICPAKISTAN

World Stroke Day 2024: Raising Awareness and Saving Lives! Every year, World Stroke Day serves as a global reminder of the importance of stroke awareness, prevention, and recovery. In 2024, it is observed on October 29th. Did you know stroke is the second leading cause of death globally, but up to 80 % of strokes are preventable? Many strokes can be prevented and managed with the right lifestyle choices, awareness, and prompt medical care. This day was established to educate people about stroke symptoms and to highlight the impact it has on millions of lives globally. Recognizing the warning signs like sudden numbness, confusion, or trouble speaking can make a life-saving difference. Let’s use this day to encourage healthy habits, share knowledge, and remind each other that the power to prevent strokes and save lives is in our hands. Spread the word and help make a difference! #WorldStrokeDay #StrokeAwareness #HealthMatters Learn more here! https://lnkd.in/gvBV4zdp

October 29th is World Stroke Day. Commit to learning and sharing the B.E.F.A.S.T. warning signs. You just might save a life from stroke. Strokes can happen to anyone, at any age. On average, 1.9 million brain cells die every minute that a stroke goes untreated. Globally, about one in four adults over the age of 25 will have a stroke in their lifetime. Yet most adults don’t know the B.E.F.A.S.T. warning signs of a stroke, or that stroke is largely treatable if you call emergency services as soon as you recognize the symptoms. Help reduce your and your loved ones’ stroke risk today. Learn more about stroke, and stroke prevention from the American Heart Association here: https://lnkd.in/eajh5Kz #WorldStrokeDay #StrokeAwareness #StrokeSurvivor #StrokePrevention

Understanding Strokes and How to Act FAST What is a Stroke? A stroke happens when there is a blockage or rupture in the blood vessels supplying blood to the brain. This can lead to brain damage and requires immediate medical attention. Recognizing & Knowing the signs of a stroke and acting quickly can save lives. Remember the acronym FAST: F - Face Drooping: Does one side of the face droop or feel numb? Ask the person to smile. Is the smile uneven? A - Arm Weakness: Is one arm weak or numb? Ask the person to raise both arms. Does one arm drift downward? S - Speech Difficulty: Is speech slurred or hard to understand? Ask the person to repeat a simple sentence. Is it repeated correctly? T - Time to Call 911: If you observe any of these signs, call 911 immediately. Time is critical. Understanding strokes and how to act quickly can make a life-saving difference. Share this information with your family, friends, and community to help spread awareness and encourage proactive health measures. Learn More For more information on stroke prevention and treatment, visit the American Stroke Association at www.stroke.org. #StrokeAwareness #ActFAST #StrokePrevention #FirstAid #GetCPRDone #LifeSavingSkills

World🧠 Stroke Day reminds⏰ us of the critical importance of awareness, prevention, and comprehensive care in stroke recovery,Stroke can happen to anyone, at any age ,My mother experienced a stroke about two months ago. It was a sudden and unexpected event that has significantly impacted our family.The first hour after a stroke, known as the "golden hour," is crucial for treatment. Recognizing the signs of stroke - F.A.S.T. (Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to call 911) and seeking immediate medical attention can significantly improve outcomes.Let's work together to raise awareness and reduce the impact of stroke. #StrokeAwareness #HealthTips #TimelsBrain

Today is World Stroke Day #WorldStrokeDay2024. If you know someone who has had a stroke, you will know just how devasting they are. Strokes can happen to anyone, at any age. In Scotland there are around 12,000 hospital admissions for stroke each year – that’s an average of 33 per day or 1 every 44 minutes.  Stroke is the 3rd commonest cause of death in Scotland. F.A.S.T is the acronym used that can help you quickly identify if someone is having a stroke. Minutes really do matter in treating a stroke. Early recognition of stroke symptoms can help patients get to specialist treatment faster and improve their chances of a better outcome. It's really important to call 999 if you notice any of these signs: F: Face: Is there weakness on one side of the face, or does the mouth or eye droop?  A: Arms: Can the person raise both arms?  S: Speech: Is their speech easily understood, or do they slur their words?  T: Time to call 999 immediately Other symptoms of a stroke include: Weakness or numbness down one side of the body Blurred vision or loss of sight in one or both eyes Difficulty speaking or thinking of words Confusion and memory loss Feeling dizzy or falling over A severe headache Please help spread this message and raise awareness of F.A.S.T #ActFast www.stroke.org.uk

World Stroke Day Did you know that every 2 seconds, someone in the world suffers a stroke? Strokes are a leading cause of death and disability, but with the right knowledge, many can be prevented or treated early. This World Stroke Day, let's raise awareness about the importance of recognising stroke symptoms and acting FAST—Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to call for help. At RH Managers, we are committed to improving access to life-saving stroke care and support. #WorldStrokeDay #ActFAST #StrokeAwareness #RHManagers #HealthcareMatters #StrokePrevention

It’s a brain thing. May is Stroke Awareness Month. My mission is to bring awareness 365 days. That is why I created Stroke Talks. After suffering a severe stroke due to a rare cause on April 17, 2021, and working daily to overcome invisible scars I've made stroke awareness a mission. www.stroketalks.com #stroke #strokeawareness #carotidweb #ischemicstroke

🌍 October 29th is World Stroke Day, a critical opportunity to raise awareness of stroke's significant global impact. Stroke remains one of the leading causes of death and disability, with devastating consequences for individuals, families, and healthcare systems. At Brainomix, we are dedicated to reducing this burden by driving innovation and improving outcomes for those affected by stroke—today and every day. 🧠 Let’s continue the fight against stroke and work towards better health outcomes for all, as together we are #GreaterThan > Stroke. World Stroke Organization #WorldStrokeDay #TransformingTreatment #StrokeAwareness #StrokePrevention

Knowing more about prevention and symptoms of stroke could save millions of lives. Did you know: 💙1 in 4 of us will have a stroke in our lifetime. 💙Stroke strikes every five minutes, 💙1000,000 people have strokes each year, 💙There are 1.3million stroke survivors in the UK. Highlighting the importance of finding strength through support, and how connecting with other stroke survivors is invaluable to people’s recovery. Stroke Association surveyed over 1,000 UK stroke survivors to mark #WorldStrokeDay, and found that a staggering 94% of stroke survivors who spoke with other stroke survivors said it helped them with their recovery – but in fact only a quarter (27%) had done so, 18% said it was the single most important part of their recovery, 60% said it helped them realise they weren’t alone, 58% said it gave them hope. 54% said talking to other survivors gave them emotional strength during their recovery. By taking action we can be #GreaterThan stroke. Stroke Association | Strength through support #StrokeAwareness #stroke #strokerecovery #StrokeAssociation #GreaterThanStroke