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WSA Update, December 2021
We are delighted to share with you the latest news and updates of the World Stroke Academy as we continue our learning activities, webinars, campaigns, and joint projects with our partners
ESO GAINS WSO Early Career Virtual Training Workshop
The third Early Career Investigators Virtual Training Workshop was held this year 3rd and 4th of December. This workshop is the culmination of a collaboration between the European Stroke Organization, GAINS, and the World Stroke Organisation.
Building Stroke Centers - TED Talk
In this not to be missed TED Talk, Prof Sheila Martins shares her experience in Brazil and shares the elements that make up the World Stroke Organization Roadmap to Quality Care.
SAVE THE DATE: World Stroke Congress 2022, Singapore
The World Stroke Organisation warmly invites you to join globally renowned physicians and researchers, young professionals and international colleagues at the 14th World Stroke Congress taking place from 26-29 October 2022 in Singapore.
WSA November Newsletter
Download the World Stroke Academy November newsletter containing all the news and updates from this last month!
WSO Taskforce for Prehospital Care
The World Stroke Organization (WSO) is glad to announce that a WSO taskforce for prehospital Care (WSOTPC) aiming to improve stroke prehospital care worldwide has been established.
Global Coalition on Circulatory Health -Statement to WHA74 Special Session on Pandemic Preparedness
Global Coalition Statement 74th World Health Assembly Special Session on Pandemic Prepraredness
Final Report shows ‘Minutes Save Lives’ Campaign Reached Billions
On Oct 29th WSO members, partners, patients and caregivers, industry and communities around the world came together to share the message that when it comes to stroke, every minute counts.
WSO Sets out Global Cost of Stroke and Identifies Cost-effective Primary Prevention Strategies
In an article published in the Lancet Public Health a WSO-led expert group have set out a global analysis of the global costs of stroke and an actionable ten-year primary prevention roadmap that could reduce stroke incidence by at least half.
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