What is a stroke?
A stroke is a sudden interruption of blood flow to part of the brain, causing it to stop working and eventually damaging brain cells.
Stroke Aotearoa New Zealand is here to lead the fight against stroke, helping all of New Zealand to prevent stroke and improve lives.
A stroke is a sudden interruption of blood flow to part of the brain, causing it to stop working and eventually damaging brain cells.
You don’t have to go through stroke recovery alone. This page outlines the support and services available to you and your whānau after you have been discharged from the hospital.
High blood pressure is the number one modifiable risk factor for stroke. Control your blood pressure and reduce your risk of stroke.
Our Community Stroke Navigators (Kaiārahi) are specialists in providing support to people affected by stroke.
Stroke affects thousands of New Zealanders. You can lower your risk by getting regular blood pressure checks, making healthy lifestyle choices, and learning more about stroke.
After experiencing a stroke in 2022, Jack Tane thought he lost his smile for good.
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There's lots of burning questions about stroke. A special meet with WhatsUp Counsellors aimed to equip those at the frontline of youth work with the right answers to sort the facts from the fiction.
This Wills Week we're highlighting the importance of creating a will and offering you the opportunity to create a free will through Gathered Here.
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We're keeping frontline healthcare workers warm this winter, celebrating those who work with people affected by stroke through a cosy delivery of free beanies.