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Welcome to the Prevent the Preventable Podcast, where, quite simply, we’re on a mission to help you live longer, by preventing health complications before they start.
What is Prevent The Preventable about?
Every year, brain haemorrhages affect millions of people… but they don’t have to, and at The Natalie Kate Moss Trust we’re here to make sure that they don’t.
In this podcast, you will learn more about the reality of brain haemorrhages, their causes, how you prevent them and much more. Expect honest, straight forward conversations that will give you the facts you need to take back control of your own health and help you Prevent the Preventable.
Join us weekly as we discuss topics on healthy lifestyles and the complexities of brain haemorrhages. Our podcast guests will share invaluable insights and practical advice on health, wellbeing, and the lifestyle changes that can make a real difference in supporting a healthier and longer life.
Why Does This Podcast Matter?
Brain haemorrhages are a critical health issue, and prevention is key. Here are some important facts:
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4.6 million cases of Haemorrhagic Stroke occur each year, with 3 million deaths.
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Within one month, only 3 out of 5 patients survive after a brain haemorrhage.
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Brain haemorrhages affect all ages, with 24% of cases occurring in people aged 15-49.
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High blood pressure is the biggest cause of lifestyle-related brain haemorrhages, yet on average a third of the population has high blood pressure and 50% of those people are undiagnosed.
By understanding the facts and learning how to prevent these conditions, this podcast aims to help you take control of your health and reduce the risk of brain haemorrhages.
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Latest Episodes.
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In this episode, Director of The Natalie Kate Moss Trust, Fiona Moss, sits down with special guest Suzy Lane, who opens up about her experience of having a brain haemorrhage. Suzy is immensely courageous and honest in sharing her story with us about the day she experienced her initial ‘thunderclap headache’.
She discusses the initial Dr’s call, the ambulance, the confusion about what had happened, the panic and the loneliness she felt in the hospital and then the surgery that saved her life. She talks about her recovery, the challenges along the way, and the outlook change she has experienced. Suzy was so immensely lucky to have survived her brain haemorrhage so well, and we are so grateful to be able to speak with her about her experience on this episode and thankful to her for helping us raise the profile of brain haemorrhages so that we can reduce the number of potentially preventable brain haemorrhage from happening.
Ep 7. “I Experienced A Brain Haemorrhage And Survived”
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In this episode, Director of The Natalie Kate Moss Trust, Fiona Moss, sits down with special guest Andrew Misell; the Director for Wales at the Charity Alcohol Change UK and we will be speaking to him about the effect that alcohol has on our bodies, and our lives.
Key Takeaways:
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What does Alcohol actually do to our bodies?
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Is there a safe level of alcohol to drink?
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What effect does alcohol have on our lives?
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Are you seeing a shift in how people drink alcohol?
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What are some easy wins today you can suggest for people to support their relationship with alcohol?
Ep 8. How Bad Is Alcohol For You, Really?
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In this episode, Director of The Natalie Kate Moss Trust, Fiona Moss, talks to Professor Adrian Parry Jones, consultant neurologist and researcher from the University of Manchester, whose research focuses on improving the outcome for patients after intracerebral haemorrhage. We ask him many of your FAQs about brain haemorrhage.
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What causes them brain haemorrhages?
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The different types of brain haemorrhage.
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How do we treat them?
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Are certain genders or races more prone to brain haemorrhages than others
Ep 9. What causes Brain Haemorrhages? Are they hereditary? And your other FAQs
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In this episode, Director of The Natalie Kate Moss Trust, Fiona Moss, talks to Rebecca Middleton, founder of HBA (Hereditary Brain Aneurysm Support) the UK's first patient-centred organisation to provide information and support for people affected by hereditary brain aneurysms.
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What are Brain Aneursyms?
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Are they hereditary?
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Can they be treated?
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How can you get screened?
Ep 10. Preventing Hereditary Brain Haemorrhages
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