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Stroke awareness · research · connected care

Know stroke.
Act fast.

BrainTeM brings public stroke education and AI-assisted brain MRI research into one clear, accessible platform — designed for awareness, learning and responsible clinical research support.

Learn BE FAST →Explore BrainTeM

For public education only. If you suspect a stroke in Malaysia, call 999 immediately.

Clinician explaining a brain MRI
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Brain imaging, explained more clearlyPublic awareness + research-oriented MRI analysis support
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Recognise stroke earlyLearn sudden warning signs
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Act immediatelyCall 999 for urgent help
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Reduce riskSupport long-term prevention
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Understand BrainTeMResearch & MRI analysis support
01 · Stroke warning signs

BE FAST can help you remember what matters.

Stroke symptoms can appear suddenly. Recognising the signs quickly can help someone get urgent medical attention sooner.

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BalanceSudden loss of balance, dizziness or difficulty walking.
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EyesSudden blurred, double or lost vision.
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FaceOne side of the face droops or looks uneven.
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ArmsOne arm becomes weak, numb or hard to raise.
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SpeechSpeech becomes slurred or difficult to understand.
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TimeCall 999 and note when the symptoms began.
Do not wait for symptoms to pass.
Symptoms that disappear can still need urgent assessment.
Call 999 →
Clinical brain MRI review
Recognise. Respond. Refer.Rapid action matters when stroke is suspected.
02 · Prevention

Small steps. Consistent care.

Managing health risks and staying connected with healthcare professionals can support stroke prevention.

Active living outdoorsHealth screening with family support
♥Check your healthKeep track of blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol with your care team.
↗Stay activeChoose activity that is suitable, safe and realistic for you.
🥗Eat wellFollow balanced nutrition advice that matches your needs.
🚭Quit smokingAsk a health professional for practical support.
✓Follow your care planAttend follow-ups and take medication as prescribed.
☾Support wellbeingSleep, stress and social support matter too.
03 · Recovery

Care continues beyond the hospital.

Stroke recovery can involve rehabilitation, ongoing follow-up and support from family, caregivers and the wider community.

Stroke rehabilitation
Every step forward matters.Recovery is individual and may continue over time.
01Hospital careAcute assessment and treatment from the clinical team.
02Rehabilitation teamPhysiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and other support as needed.
03Home & communityContinue practice, follow-up and daily support outside hospital.
04Individual planGoals, pace and priorities should be discussed with the care team.
04 · Community awareness

Make stroke awareness part of everyday care.

Clear reminders and family conversations can help people recognise warning signs and know what to do next.

Community health discussion
Awareness grows through conversation.Share the signs with family, friends and caregivers.
Share the signsLearn BE FAST together and talk about sudden changes that need urgent attention.
Know what to doSave Malaysia’s emergency number, 999, and call if you suspect a stroke.
Support recoveryRehabilitation can continue after hospital care with professional, family and community support.
BrainTeM clinical research context
About BrainTeM

Technology as support, not replacement.

BrainTeM connects stroke education, research and AI-assisted MRI-DWI analysis in an evolving platform. The analysis portal is intended for approved clinical or research users and does not replace professional diagnosis.

Clinical decisions remain with professionals
Clear technology limitations
Privacy-aware workflow
Research and collaboration focus
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Official resources

Explore trusted Malaysian stroke information.

Selected Ministry of Health resources can provide further information on stroke, treatment and rehabilitation.

MOH InfoSihat · StrokeWarning signs, risk factors and health guidance.
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Stroke Rehabilitation Continuum ProgrammeMOH material on continuity of rehabilitation services.
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Clinical Practice Guidelines · Ischaemic StrokeClinical guidance for healthcare professionals.
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Stroke & Family · Basic GuidePublic-facing information for people affected by stroke and their families.
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