Sleep disturbance affects most survivors of aortic dissection, yet it remains an overlooked part of recovery that can significantly impact quality of life.
Sleep disturbance affects most survivors of aortic dissection, yet it remains an overlooked part of recovery that can significantly impact quality of life.
A new video podcast series from the Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust shares expert insights and real patient stories to support those affected by the condition.
David Burgess’s sudden death from aortic dissection highlights the urgent need for awareness, early diagnosis, and dedicated support for families.
While pregnancy poses higher risks for women with heritable thoracic aortic disease, most can have safe deliveries with careful monitoring and support.
This pioneering project put patient voices at the centre of research into life after aortic dissection, with a focus on sex-specific outcomes and recovery.
The charity responds to the NHS 10-Year Plan, highlighting the need for inclusion, genomics, digital tools, and specialist care access.
Dr John A. Elefteriades receives Honorary Fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons of England, recognising his global impact on aortic surgery and care.
Exploring how biomarkers have the potential to transform the diagnosis and care of patients with aortic dissection.
The charity is partnering with the British Heart Foundation to strengthen helpline support by deepening the knowledge of their cardiac nursing team in providing support for patients affected by aortic dissection.
Championing best practice in patient care and support, the Aortic Nurses Symposium 2025 brought together experts to advance aortic nursing across the UK and Ireland.
Simulation training plays a vital role in improving early diagnosis and emergency management of aortic dissection, enhancing outcomes through clinical readiness.
Eighteen surgeons cycle across Mallorca to raise £20,000 for vital long-term care for aortic dissection patients.
Supporters climb the UK’s highest peaks to raise awareness, honour lives affected by aortic dissection, and fund essential medical research.
During Mental Health Awareness Week, we share powerful stories from those affected by aortic dissection to highlight the importance of emotional support.
From charity runs to tribute events and wedding donations, our supporters show there are countless ways to help raise awareness of aortic dissection.
A groundbreaking UK study, now open and recruiting, shaping the future of treatment for uncomplicated type B aortic dissection.
The charity spotlighted urgent diagnostic failures at a major Royal Society of Medicine event, calling for systemic change in emergency medicine.
Travelling with an aortic condition? Find out how to secure the right travel insurance for peace of mind before you go.
This webinar, held in partnership with Barts Hospital, explored the diverse perfusion practices in UK aortic dissection surgery, laying the groundwork for unified national minimum standards.
The East of England has launched the AAD Toolkit to improve the emergency management of acute aortic dissection.
Aortic dissection care is evolving, with task forces, research, and advocacy driving better outcomes for patients in the UK and Ireland.
The Marfan syndrome community unites to share stories, raise awareness, and support those living with this genetic condition.
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