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SUMMARY:Heart and Stroke Foundation: 2018 Stroke Report
DESCRIPTION:To view the archived event from June 6: Click here \nWomen are disproportionately affected by stroke throughout their lives: More women die of stroke than men\, more women are living with the effects of stroke\, they have worse outcomes and they face more challenges as they recover. Yet\, they are confronted with challenges across the health system and often are not adequately supported according to the Heart & Stroke 2018 Stroke Report. \nAccording to the 2018 Stroke Report women face a greater stroke burden and lack support: \n\nStroke is more deadly for women: One-third more women die of stroke than men in Canada.\nMore women are also living with stroke. Of the approximately 405\,000 people in Canada living with the effects of stroke\, 214\,000 are women.\nWomen are 60% less likely to regain their independence\, they make fewer functional gains and they have worse quality of life.\nLess than half of stroke patients who participate in rehabilitation are women.\nWomen are less likely to return home after stroke and twice as many women as men go to long-term care.\nThere is a higher risk of marriage break-up post stroke if it is the woman who has the stroke.\n\nThe way forward \nDifferences between women’s and men’s brain health are just starting to be understood. Opportunities exist\, and will only increase\, to better support brain health for all women from awareness and prevention\, through care\, treatment and recovery. \nHeart & Stroke is committed to supporting women’s heart and brain health including through a powerful new awareness campaign: #TimeToSeeRed. Learn more at heartandstroke.ca/women \nThe report is available at heartandstroke.ca/strokereport \n 
URL:https://tbrhsc.net/event-old/heart-and-stroke-foundation-2018-stroke-report/
LOCATION:Thunder Bay\, Ontario\, P7B 6V4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:NWO Stroke Event,NWO Stroke Network
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