Continuing its nationwide quot; Save the Brain quot; movement, the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) organized Stroke 360°, a one-day scientific and educational program in Salem on 12th July 2026. Conducted in association with Stroke Academy, Salem Brain Club, and the Association of Physicians of India (API), Salem Chapter,
Stroke has emerged as one of India's fastest growing medical emergencies, affecting more than 1.8 million people every year and leaving thousands with lifelong disabilities. Experts believe that while advanced stroke treatments are now available in many hospitals, the biggest challenge remains delayed recognition of
With stroke being a time-critical emergency, experts call for a unified national helpline to reduce delays and improve survival outcomes The Indian Stroke Association (ISA) presented a comprehensive proposal to strengthen stroke care delivery in India at a meeting hosted by FICCI, attended by policymakers, healthcare
Indian Stroke Association (ISA) and Quality and Accreditation Institute (QAI) join hands to strengthen Stroke Care across the country through developing specific accreditation standards for Stroke Care. Typically, Accreditation Standards laid down a set of requirements which are usually higher than basic requirements for licensing
