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Stroke statistics

This resource sheet outlines some key statistics relating to stroke including incidence, mortality, morbidity, risk factors and stroke care
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Angela Macleod

Angela Macleod

Press contact Press Officer National press and Stroke Association research and policy communications 07904 289900
Laura Thomas

Laura Thomas

Press contact Communications Officer Wales 07776508594
Ken Scott

Ken Scott

Press contact Press Officer North of England and Midlands 0115 778 8429
Daisy Dighton

Daisy Dighton

Press contact Press Officer London and East of England 02079401358
Martin Oxley

Martin Oxley

Press contact Press Officer South of England 07776 508 646
Vicki Hall

Vicki Hall

Press contact PR Manager Fundraising and local services 0161 742 7478
Katie Padfield

Katie Padfield

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