Join the Get Ahead of Stroke campaign in observing Brain Awareness Week (March 16 to 22)!
We’ll be participating via Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to bring attention to this special observance coordinated by the Dana Foundation to foster public enthusiasm and support for brain science.
How to participate in #BrainWeek 2020
- Find and attend a #BrainWeek event near you.
- Stay up-to-date on stroke systems of care and sign-up for the Get Ahead of Stroke e-newsletter.
- Download and share infographics, patient videos and fact sheets about stroke care.
- Learn more about thrombetcomy, a revolution in care for severe strokes.
Share the social media messages below to help more patients #SurviveStroke
- We’d like to thank EMS and other health care providers for their work on the front lines during COVID-19 and for continuing to help patients #SurviveStroke. You are our health and brain heroes! #BrainWeek
- Did you know that stroke doesn’t just affect the elderly? It can happen to kids and young adults. The past decade has seen a 44% increase in the number of young Americans hospitalized due to stroke. #BrainWeek #SurviveStroke www.getaheadofstroke.org/baw
- This Brain Awareness Week, we are thankful for stroke care teams that are facing a lot of pressure in these uncertain times. Thank you for continuing to ensure patients across the country #SurviveStroke. www.getaheadofstroke.org/baw
- #DidYouKnow? Patients experience less disability after stroke when they are taken to a more distant facility that is better equipped to treat them, rather than going to the closest facility. www.getaheadofstroke.org/baw
- Paying attention to our health is always a good idea, especially over the next few months. Follow @SurviveStroke’s Twitter account to learn important things you need to know about stroke. #BrainWeek #SurviveStroke
