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A five-year research study funded by the Stroke Association aims to use routine brain imaging technology to improve outcomes for stroke survivors.

Kate Ledingham is researching a new way to empower stroke survivors to share their views on aphasia research and clinical practice.

Improving our prediction of recovering language abilities after stroke.

We're calling on Scotland's health boards to improve psychological support for people affected by stroke.

Our support for research has built a community of stroke researchers in the UK, and continues to change the lives of those affected by stroke.

Stroke researcher, Dr Kathleen Vancleef, explains the importance of her research into improving the diagnosis of visual perception problems after stroke.

The Stroke Priority Setting Partnership (PSP), led by our charity, identified improving care for psychological wellbeing after stroke as one of the top priorities for stroke research.