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Having a brain haemorrhage, and resulting injury, has weirdly been one of the best things to ever happen to me. Despite the many, MANY hardships it presented, it made me rethink life and start to prioritise what really matters to me. But, whilst it has taught me a lot, one of the biggest struggles which I didn’t expect, was how other people have dealt with it and how other people started to treat me… Whilst I have had many, many, amazing people around me and supporting me thr

Whilst we know that not all brain haemorrhages are preventable, some are and STROKE UK has highlighted hypertension (high blood pressure) as the leading cause of lifestyle-related  brain haemorrhages.   Therefore controlling blood pressure through a healthy lifestyle is key to preventing health complications, including brain haemorrhages.  But how?  Here are 6 ways to help keep your blood pressure down.  Diet Eating a well-balanced diet rich in whole foods, vegetables, and fr

Unfortunately, our modern lifestyles are filled with a significant amount of stress. With that, too much stress (also known as chronic...

Research continues at pace within the group, and we are delighted to update on recent progress in our efforts to find out more about...

North West charity celebrates everything ‘Manchester’ at tenth anniversary extravaganza To mark our 10th anniversary we hosted The...

“Brain haemorrhage charity pledges £300,000 to University of Manchester in memory of former student” Over the last ten years, the charity...

The Natalie Kate Moss Trust is immensely proud to be a North West based Charity. Set up by a northwest family, supporting a northwest...

Words from Professor Stuart Allan, lead of the stroke research group at Manchester University “The stark reality is that little has...