When a stroke strikes, every minute matters. Science has traditionally approached stroke as a race against time. But rather than racing faster, what if we could instead slow the damage down? Join host Shahni Wellington as she explores groundbreaking research aimed at buying more time for stroke patients, particularly those in rural and regional communities. In this episode, she talks with Dr Daniel Beard, who shares how a chance discovery led to an international collaboration with Harvard University and a biotechnology company that hopes to give more patients access to life-saving care. Stroke survivor Amy Thompson also shares her personal story and the long journey to treatment and recovery. This episode is a story of innovation, persistence and a game-changing approach for stroke patients around the world.

<p>When a stroke strikes, every minute matters. Science has traditionally approached stroke as a race against time. But rather than racing faster, what if we could instead slow the damage down? Join host Shahni Wellington as she explores groundbreaking research aimed at buying more time for stroke patients, particularly those in rural and regional communities. In this episode, she talks with Dr Daniel Beard, who shares how a chance discovery led to an international collaboration with Harvard University and a biotechnology company that hopes to give more patients access to life-saving care. Stroke survivor Amy Thompson also shares her personal story and the long journey to treatment and recovery. This episode is a story of innovation, persistence and a game-changing approach for stroke patients around the world.</p>

What if we could give stroke patients more time to receive life-saving treatment? Could we finally solve the problem of forever chemicals? How many more breakthroughs are possible when we listen – really listen – to women’s health needs?  Join host Shahni Wellington, in partnership with The University of Newcastle, as she speaks with the researchers and innovators behind some of today's most important discoveries - uncovering the stories, challenges and breakthroughs that are changing the way we live.

<p>What if we could give stroke patients more time to receive life-saving treatment? Could we finally solve the problem of forever chemicals? How many more breakthroughs are possible when we listen &ndash; really listen &ndash; to women&rsquo;s health needs? &nbsp;Join host Shahni Wellington, in partnership with The University of Newcastle, as she speaks with the researchers and innovators behind some of today's most important discoveries - uncovering the stories, challenges and breakthroughs that are changing the way we live.</p>