Competition this evening. Liverpool face the toughest task of all in trying to avoid elimination from the Europa League tonight. They go into their second leg against italian side atalanta 3 0 down, after defeat in the first leg at anfield. Thats really not easy for them as well, so we will see who deals better with the situation and all of these kinds of things if it goes through, congratulations, they deserve it, if not, the something would have happened, but i dont know at this moment if this is possible. West ham also have work to do tonight to reach the semi finals. Theyre 2 0 down against the newly crowned german champions bayern leverkusen. Elsewhere, roma face ac milan and marseille are at home to benfica. In just over ten minutes time, aston villa will be aiming to book their place in the Europa Conference League semi finals. They have a 2 1 lead against french side lille, heading into their second leg. If unai emery s side are successful, they will reach their first major eur
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so if you affect a developing brain structure and function, then it is going to have long lasting consequences. although most strokes affect older people, around 400 children a year are diagnosed with a stroke in the uk. newborn babies can be affected by them and even babies in the womb can have a stroke. but the research and data for childhood strokes is far behind that for adults. and that s why the charity stroke association is calling for a childhood stroke registry. it would be a central online database that logs important details about strokes in children, similar to an adult version which already exists, providing data that could help with treatment. we d be able to drive up standards of care and support for children and families affected by stroke and ensuring those minimum standards are met and even raising those even higher. how important is it that a registry is developed? oh, it would be the biggest
dr shakti agrawal works at birmingham children s hospital and is an expert in childhood strokes. most commonly when we say stroke we are talking about what s called arterial ischaemic stroke, which means the blood supply to the brain is hampered because of one reason or another. a child s brain is a developing brain, so if you affect a developing brain s structure and function, then it is going to have long lasting consequences. although most strokes affect older people, around 400 children a year are diagnosed with a stroke in the uk. newborn babies can be affected by them and even babies in the womb can have a stroke. but the research and data for childhood strokes is far behind that for adults. that s why the charity stroke association is calling for a childhood stroke registry. it would be a central online database that logs important details about strokes in children, similar to an adult version which already exists, providing data that could help with treatment.
thing that could happen. i can t support it enough, to be honest. it is absolutely required. crucial. canada has had a childhood stroke registry for nearly 30 years. a consultant at a leading children s hospital there says it s made a huge difference and is encouraging the uk to create one too. just by having that registry and having the increased awareness, having increased provision of services for these children would monumentally change their outcomes over time. stroke association says a lack of funding is one of the key reasons why a registry isn t in place. the department of health and social care says it welcomes funding applications for research into childhood strokes. but rachel says it needs to be a priority. in order for us to build these building blocks of research and move forward and help them and hopefully help fewer children suffer in the future with stroke. it s such a basic thing we need. it s crucial.