On October 29, Africa joins the world to mark World Stroke Day — a powerful reminder that when it comes to stroke, every minute counts. A stroke happens when the

Africa faces a major gap in stroke care due to a shortage of trained professionals. On average, the continent has less than one neurologist per 500,000 people, with rural areas

Surviving a stroke is only the beginning of a long and often difficult journey. In Africa, where access to post-stroke care remains limited, the path to recovery can be isolating

Stroke is not only treatable—it’s largely preventable. Studies show that up to 80% of strokes can be prevented through lifestyle adjustments. In Africa, where access to emergency care is often

We are excited to invite you to submit your session proposals for the African Stroke Organization Conference (ASOC) 2025. This includes sessions for: Pre-Conference Workshop Day: November 3, 2025 Scientific

Stroke is now the second leading cause of death globally, and in Africa, the impact is growing at an alarming rate. According to the World Stroke Organization, more than 80%

Stroke is a major public health concern in Africa, yet many people are unaware of what it truly is and how to respond when it occurs. A stroke happens when