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We work to help PREVENT brain haemorrhages from happening and fund ground-breaking research to TREAT them when they do. 

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BRAIN HAEMORRHAGE CHARITY

BRAIN HAEMORRHAGES CAN HAPPEN AT ANYTIME, TO ANYONE. 

LET’S UNDERSTAND THEM BETTER.

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13th September 2025

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4.6M

Cases of Haemorrhagic Stroke each year, with 3 million deaths.

Source: World Stroke Organization (WSO)

3 of 5

Patients will survive after a brain haemorrhage within one month.

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24%

Of cases occurring in people aged 15-49. Brain Haemorrhages affect all ages!

 

Source: World Stroke Organization (WSO)

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“Too many people don’t hear about brain haemorrhages until it’s tragically too late."

"Typically, we don’t understand them; why they happen? How do we prevent them? How do we treat them? Can they be treated? And therefore there is not enough being done.

We must change this. The statistics around brain haemorrhages are devasting and we must do more to prevent them from happening in the first place, through better education on the importance of blood pressure management and find better treatments, in order to save lives for when they do happen. This is where we come in.”

Fiona Moss - NKMT Director

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Did you know high blood pressure is one of the leading lifestyle-related causes of brain haemorrhages?

 But unfortunately, a third of the population has high blood pressure and 50% of those people are undiagnosed, because high blood pressure shows no symptoms. Therefore, the only way to check your blood pressure is to check!

Sign up now for monthly reminders to check your blood pressure and help protect yourself from hidden risks.

Take control and… potentially Prevent The Preventable.

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Why we started?

The Natalie Kate Moss Trust was set up in 2012 by the Moss family following the sudden death of Natalie at the age of 26 after an unexpected Brain Haemorrhage.

Focusing on turning this tragedy into something positive, our mission is to prevent more tragedies from occurring by empowering you to understand how to PREVENT lifestyle related brain haemorrhages from occurring, whilst generating funds to support ground breaking research to TREAT them when they do.

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