Children are the often-forgotten victims of stroke

SBS News In Depth

Doctors Consult Over An MRI Scan Of The Brain — Doctors consult over an MRI scan of the brain Source: Getty Images

11-month old Georgia Peacock is one of up to 600 babies and children who have a stroke in Australia each year.

Follow and Subscribe

Apple Podcasts Spotify Listnr Download (10.97MB)

Download the SBS Audio appAvailable on iOS and Android

Published 2 September 2020 2:06pm

By Sunil Awasthi

Source: SBS

Skip to podcast episode content

Share this with family and friends

11-month old Georgia Peacock is one of up to 600 babies and children who have a stroke in Australia each year.

Glimmers of hope in Nepal as gruelling rescue mission continues
podcast episode6 minutes 25 seconds
Australia is riding an AI wave - but how is it impacting student learning?
podcast episode12 minutes 2 seconds
Housing affordability hits a new low
podcast episode16 minutes 20 seconds
New research reveals how First Nations people with disability are treated in custody
podcast episode11 minutes 37 seconds

Get SBS News straight to your inbox

Sign up now for daily news from Australia and around the world. You can also subscribe to Insight's weekly newsletter for in-depth features and first-person stories.

Children are the often-forgotten victims of stroke

Follow and Subscribe

11-month old Georgia Peacock is one of up to 600 babies and children who have a stroke in Australia each year.

Follow and Subscribe

11-month old Georgia Peacock is one of up to 600 babies and children who have a stroke in Australia each year.

Latest podcast episodes

Glimmers of hope in Nepal as gruelling rescue mission continues

Australia is riding an AI wave - but how is it impacting student learning?

Housing affordability hits a new low

New research reveals how First Nations people with disability are treated in custody

Follow SBS News

Download our apps

Listen to our podcasts

Watch on SBS