Media Resources
National Stroke Association Educational Brochures
National Stroke Association Educational Fast Sheet Series
National Stroke Association Facebook Page
National Stroke Association Twitter Page
National Stroke Association YouTube Page
Stroke Awareness Resource Center
National Stroke Awareness Month Free Materials and Awareness Event Ideas
Stroke Smart Magazine
Hemorrhagic Stroke Animation (2 MB mpeg file)
Ischemic Stroke Animation (3 MB mpeg file)
Videos
Watch National Stroke Association CEO Jim Baranski discuss stroke risk factors in this award-winning AARP My Generation TV episode.
Brain Attack: A Stroke Survival Guide
30-minute clip of the popular Brain Attack show created for network TV by National Stroke Association in partnership with NBC Universal and Al Roker Productions.
Public Service Announcements
NBC “The More You Know” 15 Second Stroke Prevention PSA
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Cholesterol & Stroke - 30 second PSA
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Cholesterol & Stroke - 30 second Radio PSA
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TIAs: Get a Second Chance at Life - 30 second PSA
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TIAs: Get a Second Chance at Life - 60 second PSA
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Current Educational Campaign Collaborations
Release Your Potential
Release Your Potential: Taking Control of Severe Spasticity is an educational campaign and website for patients and others interested in learning more about spasticity. Learn more at http://www.releaseyourpotential.com/.
Facing AFib
Learn more about the link between AFib and stroke through the Facing AFib educational campaign designed to help educate America about Afib and encourage everyone touched by the condition to take action to face Afib and get serious about stroke. Learn more at www.facingafib.com.
National Stroke Association Survey Data
- 2010 Women and Stroke Survey Results
- 2010 Pseudobulbar Affect in Stroke Patients Results
- Forgotten Stroke Survivor Survey Data
For all media questions please contact:
| Clair Diones Director, Marketing and Communications 303-754-0919 Cdiones@stroke.org |

