BUPA Foundation honoured at the 2007 'Life after Stroke' awards
Howard Lake | 13 June 2007 | News
The BUPA Foundation has been awarded the Trust Supporter Award at the Stroke Association’s annual Life After Stroke Awards for its “invaluable contribution to stroke research”.
The awards ceremony, held at London’s Claridges, recognises the outstanding achievements that individuals have made in fighting the effects of stroke, as well as celebrating organisations which have furthered and encouraged the work of The Stroke Association.
The BUPA Foundation is an independent charity that donates funds to medical research and healthcare initiatives across a range of disciplines from medicine to surgery to occupational health.
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Jon Barrick, Chief Executive of The Stroke Association said: “The BUPA Foundation has a long history of supporting stroke research, which to date totals in excess of £1 million.”
The Corporate Supporter Award went to Servier Laboratories.
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