Thanks to improvements in care, many more patients now survive aortic dissection, which was once an almost uniformly fatal event. As a result of better survival, attention must shift beyond simply surviving the acute event to long‑term quality of life, recovery and...
Across the UK and Ireland, a growing community of advanced practitioners and specialist nurses is working together to improve recognition and referral of patients with suspected inherited aortic conditions. This emerging network, shaped by shared learning and...
The charity hosted the 2025 Scottish Aortic Dissection Education Event in Glasgow, delivering a CPD-accredited programme to improve recognition and diagnosis of this life-threatening condition. Held in partnership with NHS Scotland and supported by the Scottish...
Since 2020, the charity has worked in partnership with leading clinicians across Ireland to raise awareness and improve outcomes for those affected by aortic dissection. The charity’s first education event in Ireland, held in 2022, marked a pioneering meeting of...
On Friday 17th October 2025, the community of Whalley, Lancashire came together in a powerful tribute to a man who meant the world to so many. Held at the Alta live music venue, this unforgettable evening of house, club and trance classics was a celebration of Zac...
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