Understanding Stroke, Risk & Prevention with Dr. Wajiha Awan | Khan Klinics

In this week's episode of Khan Klinics, we welcome guest speaker Dr. Wajiha Awan, MD, as she sheds light on Stroke Prevention, alongside insights into Care and Lifestyle Maintenance.Join us for an insightful discussion where Dr. Awan discusses the challenges faced by stroke patients and offers advice on prevention, including health tips and strategies for life management.Subscribe now to stay informed with our enlightening health discussions, exclusively on Khan Klinics every Friday 3pm (CST) & 1am (PKT) right here on our platforms!

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