Aortic Dissection News

Liverpool Aortic Week

Liverpool Aortic Week

Leading experts, patients and families gathered at Liverpool Aortic Week to share knowledge, strengthen partnerships and advance care for aortic disease.

Why Knowing Your Family History Matters

Why Knowing Your Family History Matters

Rachel’s interview on BBC Tees highlights the life saving importance of understanding inherited risk and speaking up about family history of aortic disease.

What a Month of Marathons

What a Month of Marathons

A powerful month of running saw supporters honour loved ones, raise awareness of aortic dissection, and fund vital patient support and research.

Supporting Families with Aortopathy

Supporting Families with Aortopathy

GOSH Aortopathy Family Day and practical guidance on how parents can talk openly and confidently to children about inherited aortic conditions and genetic testing.

Trustee Awarded Honorary Doctorate

Trustee Awarded Honorary Doctorate

Pauline Latham OBE HonDUniv has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate for her tireless work in public service and aortic dissection advocacy.

Making Patient Voices Count

Making Patient Voices Count

The charity is working with patients and partner organisations across the UK and Ireland to improve long-term recovery and support after aortic dissection.

Judge Jules Plays a Night for Zac

Judge Jules Plays a Night for Zac

A powerful tribute night raising urgent awareness of aortic dissection, inspired by Zac’s story and the fight to save lives through early diagnosis.

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