A shout out for a new study.

Stroke is a critical public health issue in the UK, impacting the lives of thousands of individuals and their loved ones each year. It occurs when the blood supply to the brain is disrupted, which can lead to long-term disabilities or even death.

Shockingly, around 100,000 strokes happen annually across the UK, making it one of the leading causes of death and disability.

The effects of stroke ripple far beyond the medical aspects; they can significantly alter individuals' lives for survivors, their families, and the healthcare system as a whole. Many stroke survivors encounter challenges with mobility, communication, and daily activities, which highlight the need for ongoing care and rehabilitation.

I am excited to introduce you to a research study that aims to gather insights into stroke survivors' daily physical activity. The team are seeking stroke survivors aged 18 and older who are living in the community and have been recently discharged from the hospital.

Your experiences matter, and participating in this study, you'll be helping the team discover important insights into daily physical activity behaviours among stroke survivors.

The study is designed with your needs in mind—it's inclusive, respectful of your time, and only requires a commitment of just 5 minutes each day for four weeks.

Your voice can make a difference.

And remember, should you choose to participate, you're free to withdraw at any time, with no penalties or questions asked.