Praise for new stroke service at Ninewells during Shona Robison visit
A leading stroke charity has hailed a new treatment in Tayside, calling for it to be rolled out across the country.
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Dundee mum who suffered stroke and nearly died while giving birth thanks hospital staff
A 39-year-old mother who nearly died after suffering a stroke during childbirth has thanked the hospital staff who saved her life.
Public Health Minister Joe Fitzpatrick meets Tayside brain injury survivors
Brain injury survivors from Tayside have told the government about their experiences before the publication of plans to overhaul neurological care in Scotland.
‘I didn’t feel too good’: Horror as Crieff author suffers stroke on plane above Atlantic Ocean
A Tayside author and public speaker has thanked everyone who came to his aid after he
Plans to make Ninewells Hospital Scottish leader in treatment of strokes
Ninewells Hospital is planning to become a centre of excellence for the treatment of strokes, offering patients a revolutionary procedure unavailable anywhere else in Scotland.
‘It’s not just stressed tycoons who have a stroke’ – Brian Cox hails planned stroke care improvements in Tayside
Dundee-born actor Brian Cox has said the plight of his character in hit HBO series Succession highlights the significance of new “important” changes to stroke care in Tayside.
Perth council says stroke victim must pay 400% more for care after undercharging him
A stroke survivor saw his care costs soar by at least 400% after council officers undercharged him for eight months.
Experts call for more to be done to save Scottish stroke victims
Some of Scotland's leading medical experts have called on the Scottish Government to "stop playing catch-up" with emergency stroke treatment.
Stroke victim Neil to step down from the Gayfield gantry
Arbroath FC club stalwart Neil Douglas is stepping down from the gantry to focus on making a full recovery from a stroke.
Stroke and brain injury patients in Tayside share inspiration at music project finale
Stroke and brain injury patients in Tayside have been inspired by spring in the finale of a programme with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO).