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Māori living outside main urban centres less likely to survive a stroke, study shows

Māori stroke patients were found to be 75 percent more likely to die within 12 months and those living outside urban centres experienced the worst outcomes overall, a new study shows.

New zealandAnna rantaStroke society of australasiaNational stroke networkMinistry of healthNew zealand medical journalProfessor anna rantaStroke societyRadio new zealandUblic radioUrrent affairs

Research highlights the urgent need to improve stroke care for First Nations Australians

Research highlights more must be done to improve stroke care for First Nations People, with current outcomes failing to meet national standards.

Northern territoryWestern australiaDanielle ellisAnna balabanskiBernard yanAustralian stroke alliance senior researchStroke foundationStroke society of australasiaExhibition centrePerth conventionFirst nations peopleFirst nationsSouth australiaTorres strait islanderAnnual scientific meetingStroke society

Young stroke incidence rate in Rockhampton sparks alarm

A local study has delved into why so many working age people, or those aged 18-65, are having strokes in Rockhampton. While the national average for

Western australiaLeanne whileyBernard yanStroke society of australasiaExhibition centrePerth conventionAustralian stroke data toolAnnual scientific meetingStroke societyPresident professor bernard yanNew south walesFirst nationsWestern australian

Study uncovers encouraging news for rural and remote stroke patients in Australia

World-first research has uncovered encouraging news for rural and remote Australians who suffer a stroke.

Western australiaDanielle ellisDarshan shahBernard yanStroke society of australasiaGold coast university hospitalExhibition centrePerth conventionGold coast universityProject supervisorNorthern new south walesAnnual scientific meetingStroke societyPresident professor bernard yanNew south walesWestern australian

Sky is limit for stroke treatment

World-first research has uncovered encouraging news for rural and remote Australians who suffer a stroke. The observational study was conducted by

Western australiaDarshan shahBernard yanStroke society of australasiaGold coast university hospitalExhibition centrePerth conventionGold coast universityNorthern new south walesAnnual scientific meetingStroke societyPresident professor bernard yanNew south walesWestern australian

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