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From contraception to menopause: why women face a higher risk of stroke

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By Siobhan McLernon, Long Term Conditions
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Prostock-studio/Shutterstock Stroke is one of the leading causes of disability worldwide. It places a huge burden on families, health systems and societies. Increasingly, strokes are not just occurring in older adults. They are affecting younger people in the most productive years of their lives, interrupting work, family life and long-term wellbeing. Preeclampsia usually develops after 20 weeks and involves high blood pressure alongside organ damage, often affecting the kidneys or liver.
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By J. J. Clarke, C. Langley-Johnson, B. Davies, Long Term Conditions
| Physiotherapy Verified
A service evaluation to explore whether the implementation of thoracic enhanced recovery reduced hospital length of stay following thoracic surgery
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A retrospective study of patients presenting with speech and language therapy needs within multidisciplinary Long COVID services: A service evaluation describing and comparing two cohorts across two NHS Trusts

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By Sophie Chalmers, Long Term Conditions, Kate Harrall, Sze Yin Wong
| Wiley Online Library Verified
SLT need and diagnosis By initial appointment, four patients in Bolton and 10 patients in East Suffolk did not attend and were excluded from the reporting of need and diagnosis results (Figure 1). In the Bolton service (Figure 2), dysphonia was the predominant diagnosis given by the SLT representing 57.7% of patients (45/78) compared with 48.7% of patients (37/76) in East Suffolk (Figure 3), demonstrating this an area of high need for both services.
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