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Knowing stroke signs could save a life

Stroke Foundation chief executive officer Dr Lisa Murphy said it was important to recognise the F.A.S.T. signs of stroke. (Supplied)

With one Australian experiencing a stroke every 19 minutes, people are being urged to learn a simple message which could […]

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