All roads led to Barcelona last week - the setting for the 17th World Stroke Congress. The Angels booth was buzzing, the awards ceremony brought a lump to our throats, a performance of the FAST Heroes song put a smile on every face, and the first-ever WSC escape room provided a unique, interactive educational activity that brought out the competitive spirit in congress attendees.
Becoming a patient frequently offers a profound new perspective on our world. For Angels consultant Karla Trevisan, being involved in a serious accident, brought overwhelming gratitude, and a new understanding of the Angels legacy, and of life itself. This is her story
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It's Never Too Late to Be First
Every Angels first begins the same way, writes Angels project lead Jan van der Merwe in his introduction to the September issue of The Angels Journey. "It is the moment when someone decides to do something that has never been done before in their hospital, their city, their region, or even their country."
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Algeria
Stroke Care's Generation Next | Dr Amina Temacini
This fearless Algerian doctor brings a sense of adventure and an open mind to providing better outcomes for stroke patients.