Across the UK, supporters are taking on mountain challenges to raise awareness of aortic dissection and contribute to ongoing research. Climbing peaks such as Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike, and Yr Wyddfa provides a clear and physical way to connect with the realities of...
Aortic dissection is not only a critical medical emergency but also a life-altering event with profound emotional consequences. Often occurring without warning, its effects extend far beyond the hospital walls, affecting the mental health and daily lives of survivors...
Across the UK and Ireland, individuals, families and communities are stepping up – and stepping out – to make a real difference in improving lives and raising awareness of aortic dissection. From charity walks and half marathons to tribute concerts, bake sales and...
The EARNEST trial (Early Aortic Repair in patients Needing Endovascular/open Surgery for Type B Aortic Dissection) is a major new research initiative that seeks to change the way uncomplicated type B aortic dissection (uTBAD) is treated. Led by Imperial College London...
The Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust recently took a pivotal role at a prestigious medico-legal event hosted by the Royal Society of Medicine’s Emergency Medicine Section in collaboration with the Clinical Forensics and Legal Medicine Section. This national...
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