Stroke is a medical emergency. Acting quickly can reduce brain damage and improve recovery chances significantly. This campaign aims to help you recognize the warning signs, understand risk factors, and know exactly what to do in the critical first minutes.
Adults over 25 will have a stroke in their lifetime
Someone has a stroke
Of strokes are preventable
Every minute untreated, ~1.9M brain cells die
A stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is blocked or a vessel ruptures. Brain cells begin to die within minutes due to lack of oxygen.
Some risk factors can be managed, others cannot — knowing both helps you act early.
Face Drooping
Uneven smile
Arm Weakness
Unable to lift arm
Speech Problem
Slurred speech
Time to Act
Call immediately
Physical therapy plays a key role in recovery.
If you notice stroke symptoms, immediate action can save lives and reduce disability.